Fetch Dog Park Danville, Illinois

06/13/2026

Attention Fetch Members,

A few important updates and reminders:

🦌 Fawn Update
The fawn is still believed to be hiding in the tall grass in the large park. Several members have reported seeing a doe enter the tall grass area, which leads us to believe she is returning to feed the fawn.

We have attempted to locate the fawn using drones, but unfortunately those efforts have not been successful. Fetch remains dedicated to monitoring the situation and helping ensure the fawn can safely reunite with its mother. We appreciate your patience and understanding.

💩 Please Pick Up After Your Dog
We continue to find an unacceptable amount of dog waste throughout the park. Picking up after your dog is your responsibility, not someone else’s. Failure to do so may result in the loss of your membership.

🚪 Keep Dogs Away From the Gates
Please do not allow your dog to gather at the gate when another member is entering the park. Signs are posted at every entrance as a reminder. A group of dogs crowding the gate can be intimidating and potentially dangerous for a dog entering the park.

Thank you for helping keep Fetch safe, clean, and enjoyable for everyone.

Fetch Dog Park 🐾

06/08/2026

06/07/2026

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06/05/2026

If barking at the mail carrier doesn't work...

Then why does he leave every single time? 📮🐕😂

05/27/2026

‼️No issues late yesterday afternoon and this morning with card key entry. If you experience a problem, please wait 5 minutes before retrying your card. It can take the keypad a few minutes to reset itself. Thanks!

05/27/2026

Training sessions can turn into a delightful bonding ritual when you break movements down into small, digestible steps. Here are seven ways to get your pup moving through some classic maneuvers:

1. High Five: Begin by asking for a sit, then lure the paw up with a treat until they make contact with your hand.

2. Spin: Hold a treat near their nose, lead them in a complete circle, and provide a reward once the turn is finished.

3. Roll Over: Start from a down position, use a treat to lure their head backward, and offer a gentle nudge if they need help completing the motion.

4. Play Dead: Guide your dog onto their side using a treat, encourage them to remain still, and pair the action with a verbal cue.

5. Take a Bow: Begin while they are standing, lure their nose between their front paws, and ensure their rear stays elevated.

6. Wave Hello: Start by asking for a shake, raise your hand higher, and reward any subtle waving motion they offer.

7. Crawl: Start from a down position, pull the treat slowly forward along the floor, and reinforce the low crawling movement.

Building these small habits together keeps your dog engaged and eager to learn something new every day.

05/23/2026

🇺🇸 Have a safe weekend! 🇺🇸