Adopted from: Jeff. City Animal Shelter, MO

Adoption Date: July 2012

A shelter volunteer contacted us about Shazam after one of our shows. We took one look at her playing with a toy in the shelter play yard, and we knew there wasn’t anything “plain” about this little dog named Jane. Within a week, she was on her way to join the team, and now she thrills audiences everywhere she goes with her super speed, big leaps and sweet disposition. The sky is the limit for Shazam!

Adopted from: Flying K9s HerdDogRescue, OH

Adoption Date: November 2007

Lolita exudes excitement and is the fastest member of the team. She puts spectacular in our tag line with her amazing speed and rocks any event with her graceful agility and disc skills. And she loves to meet kids of all ages after the show.

Adopted from: Flying K9s HerdDogRescue, OH

Adoption Date: September 2010

Squeak has earned the title of the biggest jumping dog on the team. Her catching ability and determination is impressive. She loves to show off her flying leaps and takes every opportunity to make new friends all over the country. Come see Squeak perform and meet her after the show; she loves to have her belly rubbed!

Adopted from: AFF, NY

Adoption Date: August 2011

Mee-ha loves agility and flying disc, but her love of dock diving has her jumping almost out of the pool. You won’t get enough of watching MEE-HA jump! In agility, she is as fast as she is graceful. She is a superstar who loves entertaining and hamming it up for the crowds.

Adopted from: Amiable Acres, NY

Adoption date: April 2017

Boo-Ya! an Australian Kelpie, was surrendered by a family that purchased her as a puppy. Though they loved her and started her initial training, she required a lot of time and exercise. We couldn’t believe how talented and sweet she was when we met her. She is training to be an agility, frisbee and dock diving dog.

Adopted from: Bully Project, NYC

Adoption Date: September 2015

Mambo spent the first year of his life in several homes and foster homes in New York City. A true terrier, he was a “bit much” for the city life. Luckily, Mambo ended up with Bully Project in NYC, who recognized his desire to work. Some friends put us in touch with Bully Project and the rest is history. This scruffy dude loves to work and play as much as he loves to give hugs. Look for him as the star of one of our meet ‘n’ greets in the near future!

Adopted from: Glen Highland Farm, NY

Adoption Date: September 2013

Mucho (Too Much) was surrendered to Glen Highland Farm after his previous owners reported that he was “over-herding” the livestock on their cattle farm. With just a little work on self-control and the wonderful game of frisbee, he has evolved into a fun young dog with lots of potential. Like many border collies, Mucho takes his work on the team very seriously.

Adopted from: AZ Cattle Dog Rescue, Flagstaff

Adoption Date: October 2015

Cha-Cha-Cha was picked up as a stray on a reservation in Arizona. Thanks to our friends at ACDR, she got the medical attention she needed and is now a super athlete on 3 wheels! We can’t wait for you to meet one of the most dynamic dogs on our team.

Adopted from: 2nd Chance Rescue, KC, MO

Adoption Date: February 2003

Bandit passed away in April 2018.

Bandit is an All-American jack-of-all trades. He is a two-time world finalist in canine disc, and is proficient in agility and dock diving. While Bandit is best known for the big air he gets while playing disc, his favorite part of doing shows is having kids throw for him and visiting with the crowd after a show to give out big sloppy kisses. Bandit is a certified therapy dog.

Adopted from: Natural Pet Center, Fargo, ND

Adoption Date: February 2002

Clementine passed away in May 2014.

Superstar Clementine’s career was long and her talents were endless. She traveled with the team until her final day and passed away after a short battle with hemangiosarcoma. Clementine was a Master Agility Dog, a Master Jumper (dock diving), and a 7-time world finalist in canine disc. She held the world record for the longest jump by an Australian Cattle Dogs in dock diving for 6 years. She was seen on virtually every American television network, multiple newspapers throughout the country and many foreign appearances on TV (and even radio). She will forever be with our team since that’s her mug on our logo.

Adopted from: Standish, MI (2013)

Vyper is a beautiful Belgian Malinois who came to Christina as a young puppy. She has a shy side, but with a lot of work on confidence-building skills, she has become an amazing Frisbee and agility dog.

Adopted from: Heeling Heelers Hearts Rescue (2016)

Cobra is the youngest member of Christina’s team, but she is off to an amazing start and is an eye-catching athlete. A natural Frisbee dog, Cobra is fast and is a huge leaper. Look for lots of new tricks and amazing performances from this young dog in 2017!

Adopted from: Private adoption (2013)

Devo is CRAZY about the Frisbee. Really . . . CRAZY. True to the whippet breed, Devo is a long, lean racing machine. You can see him flying around the field chasing his favorite toy, and racing through the agility course for his Frisbee reward.

Adopted from: Private adoption (2007)

At 11 years young, Loco is Christina’s senior performing dog, but you would never guess his age when you watch him play. Loco is as spunky as ever and lives for the Frisbee. He is a multiple-time world qualifier in the sport of disc and gives his all in everything he does. 

Adopted from: Private adoption (2010)

Affectionately referred to as Princess Tazer, this crazy cattle dog started her life as a puppy living in a college dorm room! Christina rescued her and nursed her back to health after a serious battle with parvovirus. When Tazer survived parvo, Christina knew she would be a strong-willed dog. Tazer excels at everything she tries and you will see her doing Frisbee, agility, dog diving and tricks in our shows. She is a sassy girl who loves showing off, and she does it all while barking the whole time! She just wants everyone to know how special she is.

Adopted from:  Indianapolis Animal Care Services (2009)

Fury may be on the small side, but is a spit fire!!! He is fast and full of energy. He never quits moving and will do anything for a Frisbee. Fury is a multiple-time world qualifier in the sport of disc, with a top finish of 3rd in the World. Fury is also one of our agility racing dogs, and on occasion, races through the crowd to say hello to his adoring fans.

Adopted from: Indianapolis Animal Care Services (2009)

Jetta is a sweet, happy, bouncy chocolate Labrador Retriever whose tail never stops wagging. Jetta is a great athlete, and you can see her doing any number of things in our shows, but her favorite thing in the world is catching Frisbees for kids and doing meet ‘n’ greets after our shows.

Adopted from: Private adoption (2016)

The newest member of Christina’s team, Phoenix, also a whippet, is already astonishing crowds with his amazing Frisbee skills. He loves playing and performing and is a natural fit for Christina’s team. He loves meeting people and hopes everyone will come to say hi to him after the show!

Adopted from: Private adoption (2012)

Dyna-Mite, a tiny cattle dog, chihuahua mix, weighs in at a whopping 10 pounds. Although she is Christina’s smallest dog, don’t be fooled by her size. She convinces everyone she meets that she is the Queen of the world! Dyna excels at doing unique tricks, and is quite impressive when she catches a full-sized frisbee!