Rebecca is one of our trainers. Rebecca grew up in Central New York in the Village of Homer, where she participated in sport, theater, and the studio arts. From the age of 9, she traveled along the east coast showing and handling dogs in Competition and Junior Showmanship, with a focal point on (but not limited to) Bernese Mountain dogs and Leonbergers.

She went on to work with her family and breeders in PA and OH, helping with the breeding and whelping process of two litters. Sadly, Rebecca doesn’t have a puppy companion at this time, but she is a cat mom. And yes, her cat, Shiva, does know how to sit. Growing up, she always had a passion and love for animals, getting the chance to raise ferrets, rabbits, ducks, pheasants, and, of course, dogs.

After moving away and working as a full-time nanny in CT, she came back to her roots. Sit Means Sit has given her the opportunity to return to her love for dogs through training. She believes there are no bad dogs, just dogs that haven’t been taught yet! And she’s more than happy to teach. Her past as a Teaching Assistant her last two years of high-school in Studio Art helped lay a solid foundation to help not only the dogs but their owners as well. Nothing feels better than peace of mind, and a happy, well-behaved dog brings an owner just that.