My dog is 11 weeks and this was their puppy class. This was my first time there and my dog Sadie's second class. I reluctantly attended the class with my wife (my best friend ever, sorry Sadie). At first I thought it was going to be a cheesy, lame experience. I was pleasantly s…Read full reviewClose full review
My dog is 11 weeks and this was their puppy class. This was my first time there and my dog Sadie's second class. I reluctantly attended the class with my wife (my best friend ever, sorry Sadie). At first I thought it was going to be a cheesy, lame experience. I was pleasantly surprised with the time and attention the trainer was able to give each dog and their owner. In my opinion she was extremely knowledgeable, professional, patient and kind. Not only do they tell you what to do to train your dog, they show you. If your dog is struggling to listen, they'll assist you. They also give you materials to take home for "homework", which I panicked when I heard that word, but it was for my dog and not for an essay on Monday. The materials are very helpful if you truly want to "train" you dog. In addition to all the great things I've mentioned, they also have items they suggest to purchase to assist your dog in learning and they have some of the items there, which are at reasonable prices. I appreciate the pricing and the fact they only suggest items based on your dog and they're not pushy. It's clear they're goal is to help pet owners and their animals and not fatten their pockets. Don't get me wrong, business MUST make money, and I'll support local over online ordering any day I forget the trainer's name, which is frustrating because she deserves recognition and a sincere thank you. Can they train my Sadie to be a ninja, probably not. Obedience and intelligence appears to be their strength at Sit Means Sit and I'm pretty impressed.
