The Fetch Club
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Members club using canine enrichment to help dogs be dogs in this very human, modern world.
📍Chicago
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09/05/2026
happy LDW! a couple of union reps are here to discuss sandbox working conditions.
08/31/2026
another skill we apparently teach here: serving face 💅🏼
08/29/2026
HUMAN ENGAGEMENT is the foundation of training, and at The Fetch Club, it’s the backbone of our entire day.
We aren’t standing on the sidelines refereeing a group of dogs. From 7 AM to 6 PM, we’re communicating, guiding, reinforcing, redirecting, playing, moving and making decisions alongside them.
For that relationship to work, our dogs need to be present enough to think and connected enough to listen. They can take in what’s happening around them without getting lost in it, make thoughtful decisions, and look to us when they need direction.
That’s why we put so much into engagement. It’s more than attention and it’s more than responding to a cue. It’s communication, relationship and trust, and trust is what gives us the ability to lead.
day so good it had to make the grid 🤍
08/24/2026
BIRTHDAY ALERT 🚨
Everyone stop what you’re doing and wish Armando a very happy birthday! 🎂
A true enrichment expert and beloved by approximately every dog who has ever met him. We’re very lucky to have him as a member of our team!
08/20/2026
pov: you opened your front camera by accident
08/19/2026
sorry we forgot about you facebook 🫣
we’re back!
08/19/2026
You’re picky about who you trust with your dog. Perfect. So are we!
We’re not the daycare for everyone, and thats ok. If you found yourself aggressively nodding through this carousel, hi. We’re probably your people.
What is foraging and why does it matter?
Foraging is basically how dogs interact with the world around them. Some examples:
�Sniffing
Digging
Tracking smells
Rummaging
Rooting
Shredding
Chasing
Pulling things apart
It’s normal dog behavior! And honestly, most dogs don’t get enough opportunities to do it anymore.
Foraging isn’t just about “keeping them busy” either. It helps dogs slow down, think, regulate themselves, and actually feel fulfilled. A lot of the stuff people call “bad behavior” can come from dogs just… not having enough outlets for natural behaviors.
The part I think we get wrong is that we turned foraging into an activity instead of a lifestyle. A puzzle toy here and there is great, but real foraging happens when the environment actually lets dogs use their instincts naturally throughout the day.
That’s a huge part of how we think about enrichment at The Fetch Club: not just adding activities into the day, but creating an environment where dogs can actually act like dogs.
04/29/2026
Pippin ain’t easy.
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2940 N. Campbell Avenue
Chicago, IL
60618
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| Monday | 7am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 7am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 7am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 6pm |
| Friday | 7am - 6pm |
| Saturday | 8am - 5pm |
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