Chicago’s oldest and most significant animal shelter fundraiser, Bark in the Park, returns to Lincoln Park on May 31st

5/18/2025

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Dog trainer Jeff Millman on a new way to think about dog bite prevention, which is actually Steve’s idea. Millman is the author of Triggers and Reactions: A Guide to Fixing Dog Behavior Problems: Volume One: On-Leash Aggression  Anti Cruelty President Darlene Duggan talks about the city’s oldest and most significant animal shelter’s biggest fundraiser, Bark in the […]

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Chicago’s oldest and most significant animal shelter fundraiser, Bark in the Park, returns to Lincoln Park on May 31st

Steve Dale's Pet World

More episodes from "Steve Dale's Pet World"

Tips to prepare your pets for the 4th of July and how CBD can help

Award-winning photographer Bob Walker discusses his latest book, the definition of community cats, and more

Veterinary behaviorist Dr. Christine Calder explains what cooperative care is all about

Puppy yoga classes using puppy mill pups are popping up all over Chicago and the city has taken action

All you need to know about a new and improved pheromone product which will reduce anxiety in your pets

Dog trainer Zak George talks why shock collars are problematic and more

The most common behavior problem in dogs, the role the economy is playing in relinquishing of pets, and more

Chicago’s oldest and most significant animal shelter fundraiser, Bark in the Park, returns to Lincoln Park on May 31st

Susan Russell talks about her book ‘Midnight: Don’t Judge Me Ruiz’ and the still-existing long list of pit bull related fallacies

Neutralizing cat allergies, Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald talks his autobiography, and more