My purpose in being a dog trainer in Chicago is to improve the relationship between humans and their dogs.  I have always been fascinated by the reciprocal relationship and communication between humans and dogs.  I believe a dog trainers worth is show in their results, and I strive to always learn more and improve.  Dog training is truly a skill and a talent.  My aim is to be constantly improving as a dog trainer and constantly working towards my goals.                                                  Signature.png
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Chicago Dog Trainer - Jennifer Hack

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Regardless of what the dog “knows” it is important to have control during those times you need it most, such as under distraction.  Training is not accomplished with bribes, but with tapping into the dog’s motivation.   A dog cannot be reasoned with like a child would.  There is a different psychology involved, we can call it Dog Psychology.  A well-trained dog has a better life than an out of control dog with total freedom.  I have noticed something very interesting.  Dog owners have a different definition of what a “well trained dog” is.  What is Yours?

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Professional Dog Trainer and Behavior Specialist

Chicago, IL (312) 339-4562

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I believe there is no “one size fits all” for dog training or behavioral modification. Often, a different approach is called for in each situation.  Board and Train, Behavioral Counseling, or Beginner Obedience, Advanced Obedience, it is all customized.  My philosophy is based on making things clear for the animal and showing them what behaviors I want- setting them up for success.

I use techniques that are proven to work, and are tailored for each dog, and of course, clearly explained to you, so you can keep up the good behavior at home.

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There is a solution for any problem, and there is a plan to reach any goal.

I have noticed something very interesting. Pet owners, and pet  trainers alike, all seem to have a different definition of what a “well trained dog” is. If you spend time and $$$ on obedience training lessons or classes, or board and train, you should be able to expect a certain standard of results.  I am talking about concrete things, such as a dog that heels and does not pull, has a solid understanding of the basics, or listens under various distraction.  What happened to expecting results?  What happened to setting a training goal, and accomplishing it?

Remember- you deserve to enjoy your bond with your canine!  You are a team.  If you want a well-behaved, advanced trained canine, that is what you will get with my guidance.

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Serving Chicagoland, north side, Lincoln Park, Old Town, Wrigleyville, Wicker Park, Bucktown, Gold Coast, Lakeview, 60614, IL and beyond

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