by Dan Hobbs | Aug 27, 2019 | Dog Training Articles, General, Tips & Tricks
Summer’s end is fast approaching. Are you planning one final trip of the summer, or maybe thinking ahead to fall break, and planning to take your dog? You’re in luck! We asked our resident travel pros for some travel tips to help you and your furry family member out!...
by Dan Hobbs | Apr 4, 2019 | Dog Training Articles, General, Tips & Tricks
As the warmer Spring weather approaches and you begin to venture out of the Winter hibernation, it’s the perfect time to get your dog active again by exploring the parks around Schaumburg and the Chicagoland area. Dog parks offer dogs the chance to socialize, get lots...
by Dan Hobbs | Aug 24, 2018 | Dog Training Articles, General, Tips & Tricks
What do you think of when you hear “socialization?” Most dog owners know that socialization is critical to a well-adjusted dog that you can trust in all sorts of situations. However, we hear it daily here at Dog Training Now, many owners also think that socialization...
by Dan Hobbs | Jul 2, 2018 | Dog Training Articles, General, Tips & Tricks
Retractable leashes have long been a controversial topic with strong feelings for both the pros and cons of using them. Many owners like them because of the additional freedom they offer their dogs, especially if you don’t have a large backyard for your dog to run...
by Dan Hobbs | Jun 19, 2018 | Dog Training Articles, General, Tips & Tricks
At some point in their life, most dogs will experience being in a crate, whether that is a part of their training, at the vet’s office, the groomer, or at a kennel while you are out of town. We often hear dog owners concerns about crating their furry best friends....
by Dan Hobbs | Mar 5, 2018 | Dog Training Articles, General, Tips & Tricks
Being able to reliably call your dog to come to you is one of the most important skills that your dog can develop. It’s very possible that a solid recall could one day save his life! Unfortunately, it’s also one of the most difficult skills to...
