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Dog Aggression Expert and Master Dog Trainer
Jesus (Jesse) San Miguel
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Specializing in Off-Leash Obedience and Behavior & Aggression Rehabilitation, there’s no case too big or too small. We also offer daycare, boarding and board & train services in our Logan Square facility. Not sure if Canine Perspective is right for you? Check out the reviews section of the site or see for yourself by checking out the official YouTube channel!
Training Programs
We Provide In-Home Dog Training to the Following Chicago Neighborhoods
Canine Perspective also provides service in the suburbs of Chicago. Get in touch with us to see if we provide in-home training in your area.
- Albany Park
- Andersonville
- Avondale
- Beverly
- Boystown
- Bridgeport
- Bronzeville
- Bucktown
- Chinatown
- Edgewater
- Gold Coast
- Humboldt Park
- Hyde Park
- Irving Park
- Jefferson Park
- Kenwood
- Lakeview
- Lincoln Park
- Lincoln Square
- Little Italy & University Village
- Little Village
- Logan Square
- Loop
- Magnificent Mile
- North Center
- North Park
- Old Town
- Pilsen
- Portage Park
- Pullman
- River North
- Rogers Park
- Roscoe Village
- South Loop
- South Shore Streeterville
- Uptown
- West Loop
- West Ridge
- West Town
- Wicker Park
- Wrigleyville
Training by Dog Breed
Read dog breed training profiles that detail the needs of specific breeds.
Australian Shepherd
Australian Shepherds are athletic dogs that need to stay busy. Otherwise, they can develop bad behaviors, which are tough to curb.
Beagle
Like with most hound dog breeds, Beagles can be difficult to train. But keeping them structured can help prevent destructive behavior.
Bernedoodle
Bernedoodles are lovable, lively dogs. Although they're susceptible to separation anxiety, it can be avoided if they're properly socialized.
Latest Newsletters
Welcome back! It's Jesse back again with some exciting news! Maddie and her Spring Spaniel, Rudder, have joined the Canine Perspective Pack! I worked with Maddie and Rudder a good while ago and I remember
Hello! Jesse of Canine Perspective here. I know it’s been quite a while since I last posted, but things have gotten incredibly busy in the past year. Which, as I check my blog posts, the
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