Bunker Hill Dog Training, Grooming & Specialty Store

06/18/2024

New Classes: Puppy Kindergarten and Beginner classes start Tuesday, July 30, 2024. Beginner is at 6:00 p.m. and Puppy is at 7:00 p.m. (Puppy includes AKC Star Puppy Testing). Registration closes one week prior to the start of classes and must include application, registration fee and vaccination/worming proof. Download application and requirements at www.bunkerhilldogtraining.com. Cost is $150 for eight weeks. Private lessons are also available by appointment at a cost of $65 per hour. All classes have limited attendance. Vaccination record may be emailed to [email protected] (please make sure dog/owner names are indicated on record.

- Welcome To Bunker Hill -We offer dog training classes year round, for the family pet or the serious competitor. Our building is fully matted, heated, and air conditioned for your comfort.Owner: Tracy Regole - Manager: Kyle Regole Address: 6982 S Bunker Hill Road, German Valley, Illinois 61039Phone...

06/15/2024

🚨 Pet Safety Alert 🚨

As the weather continues to heat up, remember: NEVER leave your pets in a parked car! Even with cracked windows, temperatures can soar to deadly levels within minutes. Your furry friends can suffer from heatstroke, brain damage, or worse.

👉 Facts to remember:

• On a 75°F day, a car's temperature can reach 100°F in just 10 minutes.
• On a 90°F day, it can hit 160°F in less than 10 minutes.

🐾 What to do:

• Leave pets at home if you can't take them with you.
• If you see a pet in distress in a hot car, call local authorities immediately.
• Spread the word to friends and family – let's keep our pets safe!
• Stay vigilant, stay cool, and keep your pets cool too!

03/15/2024

National Dog Bite Prevention Week is less than a month away! Is your clinic or practice ready to spread the word on the many things we can all do to help prevent dog bites?

AVMA has you covered with a full suite of resources and tools. Get started at avma.org/DogBite.

07/18/2023

Useful information!

03/07/2023

This is prevalent in all of our area counties.

We recently were informed by a newer resident of Ogle County that her two dogs were infected with the fungus Blastomycosis. One of her dogs died and the other is being treated. She wanted to make sure others were aware of this disease that is fatal if not diagnosed and treated early. Dogs usually inhale the spores of this fungus often when digging in moist soil in the woods or along waterways. If your dog is a digger then he or she is more likely to develop this condition. Symptoms can be skin sores, especially toe nails or on the face or more serious symptoms of a fever, cough, weight loss and other vague symptoms. Please contact your vet right away if you suspect your dog is showing any symptoms or have any additional questions regarding Blastomycosis.

12/27/2022

Payment by cash or check only. We are not accepting new grooming clients at this time.