Marnie Puppins

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Highland Park, IL 60035

Marnie Puppins, located in Highland Park, IL, specializes in dog therapy, boarding, and training with a mission to enhance the lives of dogs and their families. With over 34 years of experience and a focus on positive reinforcement techniques, Marnie Puppins offers a unique board-and-train program that emphasizes emotional well-being and effective coping strategies for dogs.

The facility utilizes therapeutic approaches, including interaction with other dogs and skilled therapists, to create a supportive environment for canine clients. Committed to saving lives and fostering harmony within families, Marnie Puppins stands out for its dedication to compassionate and effective dog care.

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5.07 reviews
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Allaire M.
10/16/2024

I began working with Marnie at the beginning of June this year after hitting a low point with my three year old golden retriever. He struggled with resource guarding and reactivity to other dogs,...

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Jennifer K.
12/8/2024

My fiancé and I started with Marnie in September. We adopted a dog that was aggressive towards dogs, our cat, and my partner. We were very fearful we would need to give up the dog for everyone's...

Elaina R.
11/23/2024

Marnie has a gift for helping dogs and their owners. We came to Marnie when we were desperate to help our recently rescued German Shepherd puppy. She was scared, reactive, and becoming...

Claudia T.
11/24/2024

Marnie is truly a dog whisperer! Our experience has been transformational. After growing out of puppyhood, our rescue started displaying resource-guarding issues, and even becoming aggressive with...

Summer S.
12/8/2024

Marnie is the single most talented dog trainer I have ever met. After planning to adopt a dog I knew to be anxious, pretty afraid of people, and not at all aggressive, I contacted a few trainers...

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