Sit Means Sit Dog Training

We can’t say enough good things about the team at Sit Means Sit. From day one, they’ve been knowledgeable, encouraging, and genuinely invested in our dog’s success. Our pup loves going to class — he actually knows he’s headed to “school” when we turn right out of our neighborhood! We’re so happy with the progress our boy has made. The growth in his focus, responsiveness, and confidence has been amazing to see. We’re incredibly grateful for the time and care the Sit Means Sit team has poured into him!

I’m so happy I chose Sit Means Sit to train my Frankie. Josh is truly the best and I couldn’t have asked for a more understanding and loving, yet firm and leading trainer. Not only do I see Frankie transform into a more confident and listening dog when I pick him up from his day training, but im noticing so much improvement in our at home lessons and with his confidence in general, which helps us both have a better quality of life. Josh provides a lot of structure in both Frankie’s life and my life as Frankie’s mama, and im seriously so grateful that we have that. I really appreciate the flexibility, resources, patience and attentiveness. I also appreciate everyone else there who welcomes us in the morning and rotates throughout the day. Coming from the most protective, anxious-attachment

Nemo has attended the All Star Puppy class and also the hybrid board & training. He also does the enrichment classes once a week. Nemo is very impulsive and needs very structured training. Sit means Sit has done a phenomenal job in training Nemo. The staff is very knowledgeable and supportive in training me to work with him at home.

Reading some of the negative reviews about e-collars can definitely be intimidating, but not every training method is right for every dog—and that’s exactly why I’m so glad we chose this place. We brought both of our dogs in for a consultation with Austin, and instead of pushing us into an expensive “both dogs need board-and-train” situation like other places did, he was completely honest. He recommended that only our boy needed the hybrid board-and-train and that we could use what we learned with him to help our girl at home. That alone showed us they weren’t just in it for a quick money grab. Yes, the price is on the higher side, but when you actually break it down, the value is incredible. The package is $3,150, and it includes six months of group classes for free after the two-week hy

We first brought our special-needs Yorkie to Sit Means Sit for one-on-one training. At just 4 pounds, she was our tiny little girl, and the team treated her with the same care and love we do. She came home a completely transformed puppy. When we added a new 4-month-old Yorkie to our family, we returned to Sit Means Sit for his initial training and will begin one-on-one sessions soon. Every trainer there treats your pups with the same affection and respect you would—they truly care for your babies like their own.