FirstBarkMy dog has definitely benefited from this training. She is stills a work in progress but I can finally see results thanks to Sage and the rest of the team of trainers Thank you
Sit Means Sit
West Jordan, Utah
About Sit Means Sit
Is your dog chewing up your furniture, jumping uncontrollably, or nipping at your friends and kids? It is difficult to forge a deep relationship with your dog when they are “out of control.” Sit Means Sit Dog Training Salt Lake City is based in West Jordan, Utah, and we offer the option to come to you! Everything we do is for the purpose of molding happy, confident, obedient dogs which results in happy owners. If you want to move beyond bad behavior and enjoy the relationship with your dog, we can help.
Training & services
Training goals
- Behavior consultation
- Canine Good Citizen preparation
- Crate training
- House training
- Obedience training
- Puppy training
- Socialization
Program details
These programs are designed specifically for puppies because their first 20 weeks are the most important when it comes to training! If we teach them the proper way to behave from the start, it can prevent unwanted behaviors in the future.
Behavior support
- Reactivity training
How training happens
- Board and train
Program details
Your pup would be in our care for 10-20 days for a full emersion training experience. They would spend 40 hours a week receiving matchless training from their personal full-time trainer. They would learn valuable skills that would transfer right to your home.
- Group classes
- In-home training
- Owner coaching Customer-reported
- Private training
Program details
Receive your own personal trainer that can address all of your pup’s needs. Out trainers can come to your home, local park, favorite trail, or even a shopping center. These one-on-one lessons are great for families or individuals who want to be involved in the entire dog training process.
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Advanced obedience
- Beginner training
Assistance and working dogs
- Hunting dog training
- Protection training
- Service dog training
- Therapy dog training
Program details
We have a dedicated team of Therapy Dogs, Service Dogs, and Handlers that work hard to earn each of their certifications so that they can give their best service to the community.
Dog sports
- Agility
- Trick training
Additional services
- Boarding
Consultations
- Free consultation
Other listed services
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- 3-Week Training Course
- Akc Community Canine
- City Dog Training
- Day Train Program
- Dog Handling
- Dog Learn
- Dog Park
- Dog Program
- Dog Trainer 3
- Dog Trainers School
- Dog Training Evaluation
- Dog Training Program
- Dog Training Programs
- Dog Training School
- Dog Training Seminars
- Dog's Social
- Free In-Home Consultation
- Free Training Consultation
- In-Home Consultation
- Initial Training
- Jump Start
- Leash Control
- Leash Reactive
- Level Training
- Off Leash
- Owner Training
- Personal Trainer
- Scent Detection
- Training Course
- Training My Dogs
- Tricks Class
- Week Training
- Working Dog
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
How do you handle a dog who’s aggressive and scared?
Great question Matt! Handling a dog that's both aggressive and scared requires a combination of patience, understanding, and effective training techniques. It's crucial to avoid escalating the situation by not provoking the dog or putting them in stressful situations. Understanding the root cause of the dog's aggression and fear is essential. Identifying these triggers allows us to develop a targeted training plan. Positive reinforcement techniques are key in addressing this behavior. We focus on rewarding calm and non-aggressive behaviors while gradually desensitizing the dog to their triggers. This might involve creating a safe and comfortable environment for the dog, providing mental stimulation, and engaging in activities that build trust and confidence. Consistency is paramount in our training approach. We establish clear boundaries and expectations for the dog's behavior, ensuring that everyone involved in their care follows the same guidelines.
Community answer · Sit Means Sit · 2024-09-21
Do you expose dogs to different environments and situations during training?
This is our favorite. During our trainings we train around many other dogs, go on field trips all around the community and of course our group classes are where we create confidence building drills for real life scenarios. You can find us at Scheels, Home Depot, Lowes, surrounding parks, pet stores, outside of dog parks, and more!
Community answer · Sit Means Sit · 2024-09-21
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Customer reviews
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464 Google reviews
Mentioned in reviews
- Group classes 54
- Board and train 43
- Reactive dog training 38
- Knowledgeable trainers 31
- Leash pulling 19
- Obedience training 12
All 10 topics
- Patient trainers 10
- Obedient dog 5
- Aggressive dog training 4
- Stubborn dog training 3
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Our dog has been doing amazing at sit means sit. We love the trainers, and they truly do care about each dog that comes in. They have never forgot her name or who she is and her progress no matter how many dogs they have trained. We chose them because of their experience with Bel…Read full reviewClose full review
Our dog has been doing amazing at sit means sit. We love the trainers, and they truly do care about each dog that comes in. They have never forgot her name or who she is and her progress no matter how many dogs they have trained. We chose them because of their experience with Belgian Malinois. We have loved every experience from the at home consultation, to puppy school, to the one on one training, and now the group classes we attend. We are so happy we found this place.
We are very happy with our experience with Sit Means Sit. We have a working dog and they have helped teach us how to best work with her. She use to run to greet people and now she will sit and wait patiently. The trainers have taught us so much and I cannot wait to continue our training with them.
My standard poodle was extremely reactive. Cars, children, bicycles, dogs on TV. It became too much for me to handle alone so when a coworker referred me to Sit Means Sit I signed my boy up. He did the ten day board and train and as hard as it was to leave him it was worth every …Read full reviewClose full review
My standard poodle was extremely reactive. Cars, children, bicycles, dogs on TV. It became too much for me to handle alone so when a coworker referred me to Sit Means Sit I signed my boy up. He did the ten day board and train and as hard as it was to leave him it was worth every second apart. He listens with intent now and is overall much less anxious. Sit Means Sit gave my dog confidence and me the tools I needed to work with him. We had our first group class and he was able to be in a room with other dogs and listen/preform commands. Our life together has drastically improved. I can’t wait to continue with group classes.
We are on our second week and the staff is amazing. My two dogs are responding extremely well to the training. They take their time and relate to and love on my dogs and make it fun for them am us. Money well spent
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