About Prestige Dog Training

<h2>Balanced, full-spectrum training on North Laflin</h2>

<p>Prestige Dog Training Academy describes itself as "dedicated to providing the highest level of certified, professional dog training services to Chicago and the surrounding suburbs," working from an address on N Laflin St. The site describes "a team of professional dog trainers" offering "full-spectrum dog training services with a balanced approach" and says the range runs "from one-on-one private lessons to hands-off full obedience packages."</p>

<h3>Programs</h3>

<p><strong>Board and Train</strong> keeps the dog 2-4 weeks — "we do all of the training and then teach you how to utilize all the new things your dog has learned" — and the site names it as best for owners looking for less work required. <strong>Private training</strong> is one-on-one lessons where "you will learn skills and work with your dog from beginning to end," pitched at owners who want to be more involved. <strong>Group training</strong> covers specific skills in a class alongside other handlers. <strong>Dog day training</strong> is listed as a separate program, and the business also offers boarding and daycare.</p>

<h3>The facility</h3>

<p>The site says Prestige is partnered with Pet Care Plus, which it describes as "Chicago's longest-running, same-ownership dog boarding company since 1998," and lists amenities including an outdoor heated pool, multiple play yards and large suite-style kennels.</p>

<h3>What they promise</h3>

<p>Three commitments are published. On care: "Health and proper care is always our number one priority." On fit, an unusually concrete guarantee — "Every program isn't always a perfect fit for every dog, and that's okay! If you or your dog are not satisfied with the program, we always offer a program switch at no additional cost." On affordability, the site says it offers options "to make sure there is a program for every owner's budget," so ask about prices when you get in touch. The site also states it is trusted by NFL Chicago Bears' Danny Trevathan.</p>