Sit Means Sit is an absolutely amazing place to bring your dog! We struggled with behavioral issues with our Old English Bulldog and her stubbornness for a long time. She would bark and go crazy when we would leave, when she would hear delivery trucks or people walking by or if she heard any dogs barking. We wouldn’t be able to take her on walks because she would pull the whole time and bark at other people or dogs walking by. She would get aggressive toward our neighbor’s dogs and try attacking them through our fence. From the first day we took her to Sit Means Sit we saw a huge difference in her! Her trainer Jordan was absolutely amazing and so patient with us as we learned the techniques of training as well. Our dog now goes away from the door when we tell her to when we leave, she comes when we call her with no issues and she is doing really well with walking and staying with us along with not getting aggressive with neighbor’s dogs and choosing to ignore them. This program has helped us so much with our dog that I can’t thank them enough for all they have done especially Jordan! I highly recommend them. You won’t be disappointed!

McKenzie is one of the most passionate and hard-working trainers I’ve ever seen. The way she connects with the dogs and gets results is impressive. Sit Means Sit is lucky to have her, and anyone who works with her is in great hands!

I wanted my Pugs to be able to walk loose leash, stay in distracting situations, and come to me when called. We had tried various other training methods and were especially concerned with our dog who would chase cars. With SMS, those goals were mastered with in a couple months. The Pugs have since passed the intermediate level and are working on advanced skills. SMS has changed our lives and deepened the bond with our dogs. I see dogs of all ages and breeds in group class, doing what their owners thought wasn’t possible for their dog. Your dog can do it and SMS is there to show you how.

I was at the end of my rope with our dog Rufus. I told my husband to get rid of him of course he said no let’s try some training. I agreed to try training however it was against my better judgement. Rufus would eat our furniture he put holds in not one but two couches, eat the kids toys, and wait until we went back inside and then he would go to the bathroom. So we have done about 3 training sessions with Rufus and I am in total awe at how completely different he is. Rufus is so much calmer now and he listens. What a concept I give him a command and he does it. Dave and his staff are absolutely amazing at what they do. We still have some things to work on with Rufus but he has made leaps and bounds thus far and I can’t believe that I was thinking about getting rid of him. Even if you have minor things that you need to address I would definitely recommend sit means sit.

We had so many people tell us that “you’ll never be able to have a Boxer off leash”, I’m thrilled to say they are very wrong! Zoey is having a blast at the beach being off leash, you can tell she knows it’s a privilege, and is behaving so well. I just had to share!

Absolutely amazing worth every penny! We have two large high energy dogs Benny & Nela who love to jump, pull on leash, Harass house guests and love to get in trouble! Just finished our second day and our dogs are angels. I have seen such confidence in them and they enjoy going to “school”! If you have any concerns with your dog it’s the place to go. We can finally go on walks as a family � thank you to the amazing staff at Sit Means Sit!