Sit Means Sit Dog Training Waukesha

We did 5 private lessons and group. The trainers are incredibly knowledgeable and supportive with how they teach not only the dogs but the owners as well. If you stay consistent in the training and practice at home you will see a night and day difference with even the most difficult dog (I speak from experience) they are always willing to help even outside of lessons or group classes. 10/10 would recommend

Hello dog lovers. We rescued an Australian Shepherd in March. I am a below the knee amputee and my husband is a heart patient. Australian Shepherds are high energy and very smart. With his energy level I knew proper training was essential. I was introduced to Sit Means Sit by two friends who used their services. I went in interviewed, they met my dog and we began training in November. We have completed the first step, individual training, and are now looking forward to the next phase, group training. Miah has done an amazing job with both the dog and its owner. She has trained us well and we have practiced daily. It has been a top notch and very successful experience, always remembering, practice makes perfect and all in good time. I am looking forward to the next phase. Stay tuned for our

Trainers are very kind and understanding that both humans and dogs are learning. Lots of dog personalities to handle. My dog is sassy and dramatic so the teams coaching is very helpful and encouraging!

We had a consultation with Sit means Sits owner, Matt. We felt comfortable and heard through our consultation concerning our mini Aussie Toby. We unfortunately weren’t able to start training, but Matt’s personal dog was incredibly controlled and obedient! Unfortunately, we ended up having to re-home the dog due to some unforeseen circumstances with our life. I recommend them as they were very combating to our various needs. Thanks, Matt and Olivia! James and Erin

I reserved writing this review because our Dune was still a work in progress. After spending thousands of dollars trying to fix his aggressions which were the result of being a reactive dog, my wife and I had to relocate Dune because of a bite that my wife incurred by holding a clipboard. Why is this significant? Well that goes back to the first day at Sit Means Sit. We were introduced to Matt Meitner. He is the head trainer and owner. We talked about needing to modify Dunes behavior due to reactivity. During his consultation and assessment Matt shoved a clipboard in Dune's face to get a reaction of which Dune did attack the clipboard. Matt said Dune's problem was he was allowed "too much freedom" and we needed to shut him down. We were told to keep Dune in "place" all day every day for a