6 Myths about E-Collars for Dog Training

6 Myths about E-Collars for Dog Training

You may have heard that E-Collars can hurt dogs. Is it true? The answer is no. At Bark Avenue Daycamp we instill similar techniques as police and military working dogs. This style of dog training encompasses consistency, fairness, and clear communication between the...
Should I Take My Dog Trick Or Treating With Me On Halloween?

Should I Take My Dog Trick Or Treating With Me On Halloween?

Halloween is a spooktacular time of year filled with costumes, candy, and community spirit. But why should the fun be limited to just us humans? If you have a furry friend at home, consider taking them along for a memorable night of trick-or-treating. With some...
11 Dog Training Myths Debunked

11 Dog Training Myths Debunked

There are several common dog training myths and misconceptions that can lead to ineffective training or even harm to your canine companion. Let’s debunk some of these myths: 1. You Can’t Teach an Old Dog New Tricks: This is a widely held belief, but...
Why Is It Important to Vaccinate Your Pet?

Why Is It Important to Vaccinate Your Pet?

At Bark Avenue Daycamp, we understand the importance of keeping all of our clients safe, whether they are with us for dog daycare, dog boarding, dog training, or puppy training. One way that we can do that is by ensuring each client is protected from diseases and...
Why Back To School Time is a Great Time for Dog Training

Why Back To School Time is a Great Time for Dog Training

August is here, which means back-to-school. Don’t forget about your pups – sign them up for dog training! While the thought of trading our swimsuits for sweaters may be daunting, your dog or puppy may also be feeling the end-of-the-summer blues. We can...
Announcing Bark Avenue Daycamp is Now a Franchise

Announcing Bark Avenue Daycamp is Now a Franchise

As the founder and owner of Bark Avenue Daycamp LLC in Bartlett, IL, I have had the extreme pleasure of watching my business grow and watch so many dogs come through our doors. I have seen these dogs literally grow up before my eyes and my staff and I have become...