With that in mind, she put in her application in February 2020 to compete with Frank on "America's Top Dog," ready to face what the show's website describes as "a massive canine obstacle course designed to test their speed, agility, teamwork, and trust as they navigate a series of challenges over two rounds of competition."
She was excited to be selected for the show and spent six months preparing Frank before they went to Los Angeles to go head-to-head with the big dogs.
That training included work on jumping over 5-foot high walls and navigating different surfaces.
Frank, who has already made his big screen debut as a "ferocious-looking" terrier in the 2019 film "Happy Death Day 2U" is a softie at heart and is now ready for his small screen debut.