Found Chicago Boarding and Training Center

Found Chicago Boarding and Training Center Through group training classes and one-on-one boot camps, we are able to give dog owners the knowled

Found Chicago Boarding & Training Center provides training for dogs that need obedience work as well as dogs that need behavior modification. Through group training classes and one-on-one boot camps, we are able to give dog owners the knowledge they need to better handle their dogs. Found Chicago Boarding & Training Center also offers specialized boarding and specialized daycare services to give o

wners of "challenged" dogs a place were they can safely leave their pet. We accept dogs with both behavioral and medical issues as clients. Our specialized boarding and daycare services allow owners of special needs dogs to leave our facility confident that their dog is being cared for and is being kept safe.

Nova never missing the opportunity to make a fashion statement.
07/05/2025

Nova never missing the opportunity to make a fashion statement.

Happy 4th of July! 🎇 Make sure to keep your pups inside, somewhere quiet with some relaxing music to help them stay calm...
07/05/2025

Happy 4th of July! 🎇 Make sure to keep your pups inside, somewhere quiet with some relaxing music to help them stay calm.



Training your dog isn’t just about commands, it’s about building a clear, respectful connection. Teach them to think, no...
05/19/2025

Training your dog isn’t just about commands, it’s about building a clear, respectful connection. Teach them to think, not just follow. 🐾⭐️

Trainers in Action, Dogs learning to play ☀️🌇
05/16/2025

Trainers in Action, Dogs learning to play ☀️🌇

Introducing a muzzle to a pup is a strategic and interconnected process, one that our trainers work efficiently while al...
05/07/2025

Introducing a muzzle to a pup is a strategic and interconnected process, one that our trainers work efficiently while also making sure the dogs are comfortable and happy to learn ⭐️🐾

Taking a moment to give a shout-out to one of Found’s trusted trainers. Kyle has opened each day with a smile, sharing h...
04/30/2025

Taking a moment to give a shout-out to one of Found’s trusted trainers. Kyle has opened each day with a smile, sharing his knowledge and steadfast support as well as creating life long connections to customers and their pups ☀️🐾

Chicago’s sunny days are some of the best for a nice stroll after some training 😌☀️💕
04/29/2025

Chicago’s sunny days are some of the best for a nice stroll after some training 😌☀️💕

Rocco’s all smiles enjoying his training here at Found Chicago! ⭐️🐾
04/29/2025

Rocco’s all smiles enjoying his training here at Found Chicago! ⭐️🐾

Someone get this guy.. 😂🚔🐶 Often seen distracting the dogs while in training.
03/30/2025

Someone get this guy.. 😂🚔🐶 Often seen distracting the dogs while in training.

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Chicago, IL

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm
Sunday 8am - 6pm

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+17735393880

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Rescuing Her Best Friend

When Mary walked into the Chicago Animal Care and Control, her mind immediately jumped to the day she brought her previous dog, Mindy, home from the shelter, who had recently passed on. She had extremely high hopes that the next companion she rescued would live up to Mindy’s sweet and calm disposition which had comforted her all those years in her college and young adult phases. As she walked tentatively through aisles and aisles of abandoned souls, her eyes rest on a middle-aged grey dog with a collection of scars on his face, surrounding his broken teeth. Her heart immediately broke and, before long, she was filling out an application to welcome the sad pup into her home.

Mary decided that Blue was a good name for her new friend and began to incorporate him into the same routine she enjoyed with her sweet Mindy. She found out very quickly that Blue proved to be an entirely different dog than she was used to having curled up on her couch. Blue was indifferent to her homemade dog treats, could destroy a squeak toy in 10 seconds or less, and seem to detest any other dog they approached on their daily walks.

A disappointed Mary struggled to bond with her new companion. She ached for the relationship she had built with her last dog and was overwhelmed with guilt for feeling that way. Her friends and family seemed fearful of her strong new pet, and suggested she find a new home for the troubled dog. But Mary would do nothing of the sort. She was an avid rescue dog supporter and felt that every dog was worth a shot at a beautiful life.

Mary was being dragged down the sidewalk towards a squirrel in a nearby tree when a neighbor approached her. She knew this neighbor owned two large breed mixed dogs, and wondered how she always appeared so calm, cool, and collected. In a brief exchange with the neighbor who witnessed the struggle Mary was enduring with Blue, the neighbor mentioned a local dog training and boarding facility which assisted owners just like Mary. Although skeptical that anyone would understand her behaviorally challenged rescue dog, Mary signed up for a behavioral evaluation and spoke with a trainer at Found Training Center.