About Us
Reba
R.I.P. Reba
Sept. 15, 2016 - May 27, 2024
I've Loved you
Your Whole Life,
Now I'll Miss you
The Rest Of Mine.
Audi (Tubrushe's Audacious)
Audi joined Reba's K9 CPR & First Aid on January 2024. She is a 2.5 year old boxer. She knows she has some big paws to follow. But with her fun loving energy she is up for the task. Audi and Andrea are trying new adventures of showing in confirmation at CKC shows. Audi enjoys paying with her big jolly ball, running and playing with her family.
Bo (Tybrushe's Mr. Bojangles)
Bo joined Reba's K9 CPR & First Aid Training January 2025. He loves to strut his stuff in the show ring. Bo earned his Canadian Championship in confirmation at the end of Sept 2025. He really enjoys doing classes and the seminars on canine first aid. He loves the attention. Bo is working on being a therapy dog to bring joy to those who need a visit.
Andrea Baglee
Hi! I’m Andrea, and I’m all about doggos! I’ve often been described as a true dog lover — my life revolves around my pup and the joy that dogs bring. I got my first dog at the age of three, and ever since, I’ve been grateful for every four-legged friend who’s touched my heart and taught me to be a better person.
My journey in animal care began when I discovered Equi-Health Canada. Their courses gave me the skills and confidence to handle health issues that arise with my horses and donkeys — and to support fellow animal lovers out on the trails.
Today, I share my life with Audi and Bo, my beautiful Boxers, who has tested and strengthened my knowledge more times than I can count! From losing a toenail on a rainy trail ride to recovering from a stroke and heart murmur, Reba has been both my greatest challenge and my greatest teacher.
She’s the reason I’m passionate about helping other pet parents and handlers feel confident in emergencies. As a Certified Canine CPR and First Aid Instructor with Canine Health Canada, I’m dedicated to making pet parenting a little less scary — and helping people gain the knowledge and confidence to care for their furry family members when it matters most.
“The capacity for love that makes dogs such rewarding companions has a flip-side: They find it difficult to cope without us. Since we humans programmed this vulnerability, it's our responsibility to ensure that our dogs do not suffer as a result.” ― John Bradshaw, Dog Sense: How the New Science of D
Chinese Proverb