Call Of Wild School For Dogs

3 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from August 18, 2015
  

  Drea A. asked:

  I know this is a lost and found page and my post has nothing to do with a lost or found dog. But I need a huge help. Does anybody knows a good place were my dog could get a good training. He is a year old German shepherd. He only knows the basic; stay, sit, left paw, right paw. Please help. Thank you in advance.

  

  Irena M. replied:

  Northside go to Call of the Wild School for Dogs. Owner was BIG on GSD'S before she got into border collies. Helped me with all my dogs, I have 2 CGC graduates. http://www.callofthewildschool.com/

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• Referral from June 10, 2015
  

  Amy M. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a trustworthy dog walker and a reputable place for dog training, just to cover the basics? Thanks!

  

  Suzanne L. replied:

  Call of the Wild is a great place for training your new puppy! We had Shawn Peek as our trainer. Call them at 773-539-1088 or callofthewildschool.com

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• Referral from October 14, 2014
  

  Amy M. asked:

  Hello! I am looking for training for my puppy, io. She has some issues with reactivity- barking and freaking out at other dogs, runners, people on bikes, the train. I am hoping to find someone who can work well with spazzy dogs, and also wanting either private lessons at home or a board/train situation. Any suggestions would be welcomed!! Thank you!!

  

  Mary V. replied:

  Still around. I took a few private lessons when I got my first rescue dog. He was nippy and barked at other dogs. She observed his reactions to her calm, trained dog (two solid minutes of barking) and she helped me learn how to handle him - literally and figuratively. It has been 10 years so don't recall the trainer but it is a school so they should have good teachers. A bit pricey but it helped me get comfortable with my older dog and I got some good tips on how to address his issues. (A harness since he pulled, and a separate collar leash so I could direct his head and therefore direction). http://www.callofthewildschool.com/

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