About The Canine’s Voice

<h2>Aggression, reactivity and fear work in Wheaton</h2>

<p>The Canine&rsquo;s Voice states its specialty in its first line: &ldquo;We specialize in training dogs that are experiencing behavioral challenges, but also offer training for basics, advanced, and service dog training.&rdquo; The published list of problems it addresses runs to aggression, reactivity, child and dog safety, poor social skills, anxiety, fear, biting, jumping, destructive behavior, impulse control, leash pulling, barking, running away, over-excitement, potty training and resource guarding.</p>

<h3>Daycare and boarding for dogs other places turn away</h3>

<p>The facility is at 703 Childs St in Wheaton and the site describes it as being for &ldquo;daycare and boarding for dogs with behavioral needs&rdquo; &mdash; aggressive, reactive and anxious dog boarding and daycare are each named separately. It says the facility welcomes all breeds and can accommodate dogs who are not spayed or neutered, and that it is staffed 24/7. Reactive Rover and advanced group classes are hosted there, with an initial one-on-one session required first.</p>

<h3>How it works and how far it travels</h3>

<p>The advertised entry point is a free phone consultation, and the site is candid that it may be enough on its own: &ldquo;Sometimes, a phone call is all you need.&rdquo; In-home training extends to the entire Chicago metro area and virtual sessions worldwide, with in-home services available roughly 1.5 hours from Wheaton and travel beyond that for extreme cases. The method is described as teaching owners &ldquo;the latest science in applied animal learning theory&rdquo; and working to &ldquo;change a dog&rsquo;s perception and response to the things that make them react&rdquo; without &ldquo;the risk of fallout.&rdquo; The site names Sabrielle as the trainer taking consultations, and says it can work alongside a client&rsquo;s vet, behaviorist, groomer, walker or pet sitter. Board and train and day training are also offered, and the site says it is veterinarian trusted and recommended.</p>