By Olivia McDonald

A Paw-Pular Event At The BCNE

Aug 19, 2018 | 3:13 PM

PRINCE GOERGE – The BCNE was in for a treat this year with a handful of shows from The Super Dogs, a theatrical performance that has been around longer than cell phones and home computers but made it’s first stop ever in Prince Goerge. 

This is not your average stunt-dog show, the Canadian based Super Dogs is a fast-paced, interactive and heartwarming performance. Production manager and host Josh Woods says the Super Dogs is more than just one group that travels the globe, in each section of the world they have local dogs that they pick up nearest to them and are always looking for new faces to be a part of the team. 

“What’s big in our show is that they are their personal pets so it’s not like we just have a bunch of dogs and travel around with them, everywhere we go is different and I think that the audience can feel and see the love and care, we’re all about positive training and positive reinforcement.”

Joining the show is something many of the cast members have dreamed of doing for years and don’t plan on stopping anytime soon. This was Christina Young’s third show and she says she’s not sure who has more fun, the dog or the owner. 

“It’s the most fun you can have with your dog, we get to go out there and do tricks and run and play with their dogs and everyone claps for them and everyone knows their name and comes to say hi to them after, it’s a lot of fun.” 

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The theme of the show was Happy Bark Day in honour of it being the 40th birthday of the Super Dogs, it was a weekend full of flips, tricks and treats.