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Sit Happens Dog Training Center

Missoula, Montana

4.6/5· 88 Google reviews

About Sit Happens Dog Training Center

Programs include behavior consultation, leash training and puppy training.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Behavior consultation
  • Leash training
  • Puppy training
  • Socialization Customer-reported

Behavior support

  • Reactivity training

How training happens

  • Group classes
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Beginner training

Dog sports

  • Agility
  • Scent work
  • Trick training

Your dog’s background

  • Rescue dogs

Training approach

  • Positive reinforcement

Additional services

  • Daycare

Other listed services

View 20 additional details
  • 6 Week Program
  • Behavioral Rehabilitation
  • Canine Conditioning Fitness
  • Canine Fitness Trainer
  • Customized Training
  • Dog Home
  • Dog Instructor
  • Dog Sport Training
  • Dog Training Center
  • Dog Trials
  • Fitness Coach
  • Fun Classes
  • House Manners
  • In Person Training
  • Training Program
  • Training Sessions
  • Training Your Dog
  • Tricks Class
  • Video Training
  • Week Class

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Questions & answers

From Google

What people have asked about this business.

do you, or any other place in Missoula or the Bitterroot, have a dog agility course

I did the majority of my agility training with my dog at sit happens.

Community answer · Dean McCollom · 2019-09-21

They have classes for dog agility. The advanced class is drop in style where a course is setup and you can follow the teachers course or make up your own. I also know of A Rover Runs Through It Agility Club

Community answer · Paul Martin · 2019-09-21

Question on Google
How much is it for a certificate to show that your dogs aren't aggressive?

I just took mine in for a play session. Call to set it up.

Community answer · Kinder Boyd · 2018-09-21

Question on Google

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.6
out of 588 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Puppy kindergarten 8
  • Knowledgeable trainers 5
  • Socializing 5
  • Caring staff 4
  • Manners training 4
  • Patient trainers 2
All 10 topics
  • People training 2
  • Positive reinforcement 2
  • Puppy playtime 2
  • Puppy socialization 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

88 collected reviews

Text reviews first · newest first
Emily Hoover Schwartz
5/5
We've tried other Doggy Daycares in town, and our shy dog, Penny, just doesn't thrive or enjoy her time there. Alice was willing and able to take the extra time to work one-on-one with Penny to help her "ease into" the general play area on her first couple of visits. Now, Penny c…Read full reviewClose full review

We've tried other Doggy Daycares in town, and our shy dog, Penny, just doesn't thrive or enjoy her time there. Alice was willing and able to take the extra time to work one-on-one with Penny to help her "ease into" the general play area on her first couple of visits. Now, Penny can't wait to get in the doors each week--she gets excited as soon as we make the turn onto Kensington Ave. We love that our pup comes home exhausted and with much more confidence! I mean it when I say, we would have been LOST without Alice and everyone at SIT!

Kristy Rothe
1/5
I took the Therapy Dog course with my dog and strongly DO NOT recommend it for people with dogs that already have basic obedience. This class will only benefit dogs that do not already have basic obedience training. Also Sit Happens does not offer the actual exam and registration…Read full reviewClose full review

I took the Therapy Dog course with my dog and strongly DO NOT recommend it for people with dogs that already have basic obedience. This class will only benefit dogs that do not already have basic obedience training. Also Sit Happens does not offer the actual exam and registration to be a therapy dog team. I have been waiting for Sit Happens to offer a team exam for over a year now. If you are interested in taking the exam and registering as a team I would recommend going to the pet partners website and finding a local team examiner on your own. The team exam is very easy and only costs $35. Any well behaved dog and intelligent human can pass. I am disappointed that I wasted $125 and 6 hours going to classes.

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