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Pack Walks Coming Soon!

September 23, 2019

Many of our clients have been asking and we are excited to announce: pack walks are coming back! Our first walk is happening this Friday, September 27th at 12:30PM in Century Park.

Fall is a wonderful time for everyone to enjoy the changing leaves, the crisp air, and make new friends that will last all year round. Come join Kseniya and Candy as you and your pooch enjoy some fresh air and sunshine. A pack walk can offer many benefits besides the exercise, such as: light socialization, boosting your dog's confidence, practicing leash skills, and quality bonding time.

Space is limited to 15 dogs per pack walk. These walks are weather permitting. Currently we are offering these walks on Friday afternoons, but we will be looking into other availability throughout the week and weekends. Walks are $25, and are anticipated to last 40 minutes to 1 hour.

Check out our new Pack Walks tab for more details and upcoming schedules!

Please call 847-367-9000, to sign up or ask any questions!

Must Love Dogs: We Are Hiring!

July 28, 2019

We are looking for dynamic individuals who are passionate about pet care.

Bark University, Inc. is a fast-paced doggy daycare, boarding, training, and grooming facility. Our team is looking for caring, detail-oriented, and compassionate people for the following roles:

Office Assistant

Kennel Technician

Bather

We are looking for part time help throughout the kennel and our front office. We have flexible scheduling that can accomodate most school and other work schedules. We also have opportunities for merit based raises, promotions, and more. Most importantly, you get to see our client and rescue dogs grow and play with happy smiles and wagging tails.

To apply contact Candy and Rhianna at 847-367-9000 or by email at Candy@BarkUniversityInc.Net

Previous kennel experience preferred, but is not required.

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