Dog Roar

Obedience Training in Melrose Park

Reliable verbal and visual commands. Sit, down, place, recall, and leash manners that hold up around real Chicago distractions.

Serving Melrose Park (60160, 60161+)3 mi from our facility

Training in Melrose Park

Melrose Park is one of the older towns west of Chicago. It has a strong Italian and Latino feel. Houses sit close together on long streets.

If you walk your dog here, you're passing kids, bikes, and front-porch visitors every day. Calm manners matter.

What obedience training is

Obedience training is the basics. Sit, down, place, come when called, walk on a loose leash. Your dog learns both verbal cues and hand signals.

A dog who listens is safer and easier to live with. You go more places, stress less, and stop apologizing for your dog.

What you get

  • Your dog comes when called, even with a squirrel right there
  • Walks next to you without pulling
  • Stays on a place mat when guests come over
  • Down-stays during dinner, in front of the TV, at a patio

Every Dog Roar program comes with three follow-up lessons. Plus free maintenance classes for life. Backed by our 100% money-back guarantee.

Common questions about obedience training in Melrose Park

Do you offer obedience training in Melrose Park?

Yes. Obedience training is the basics. Sit, down, place, come when called, walk on a loose leash. Your dog learns both verbal cues and hand signals. Our facility is about 3 miles from Melrose Park, at 9960 Pacific Avenue, Franklin Park, IL 60131. Melrose Park dogs and their owners work with Ray Bhimani directly.

Why do dogs in Melrose Park need obedience training?

If you walk your dog here, you're passing kids, bikes, and front-porch visitors every day. Calm manners matter. A dog who listens is safer and easier to live with. You go more places, stress less, and stop apologizing for your dog. That is exactly the kind of real-world environment obedience training prepares your dog for.

What will my Melrose Park dog get out of obedience training?

By the end of the program, you can expect your dog comes when called, even with a squirrel right there, plus walks next to you without pulling. Every Dog Roar program also comes with three follow-up lessons and free maintenance classes for life.

How much does obedience training cost for a Melrose Park dog owner?

Pricing is the same wherever you live in our service area. A 4-week Board & Train is $4,000 and is the path most Melrose Park owners pick when obedience training is the primary goal. Private lessons are quoted after the free consultation. Call (847) 571-2728 to talk through which format fits your dog.

Who runs obedience training for Melrose Park dogs?

Ray Bhimani runs every program himself. 17 years training Chicago dogs. Trained under K9 Master Todd Bartlestein. Pet CPR and First Aid certified. Melrose Park clients work directly with Ray, not a rotating roster.

More general questions on the full FAQ page.

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