Sit Means Sit Dog Training Aurora-Parker

Great resource for training your dog behavioral skills. Jimmy, Tessa, and Evan all worked with us and Buddy, and we are very satisfied with the results. We set objectives at the first meeting and they worked with us until we were happy. Good job training the dog and us. We now walk without the pulling and make turns without tripping over each other. All the basic commands such as sit, come, place and sit from a distance and tips re house training and behavior issues. They are also dog lovers which helps! Good investment.

Our Norfolk Terrier pup just graduated from Sit Means Sit. I was initially skeptical as terriers can be "tough" and, she was developing some bad habits at home. I really wanted this puppy to get prepared for agility, barn hunt and other fun dog sports. The results have been excellent! She is so much more pleasant to be around, we're taking nice walks (even with rabbits hopping around) and I'm so encouraged and excited about preparing her for agility. The trainers were amazing! A shout out to Tessa who spent incredible amounts of time with me and my family and was very patient and addressed my concerns. I HIGHLY recommend Sit Means Sit. All the trainers were patient, kind and super knowledgeable!!

My baby Mo, was my first dog/son. Who I got during Covid. As a puppy he had a lot of anxiety, separation anxiety when I would leave him. It progressed to where he didn’t like people. My aunties called him ankle biter and he became more aggressive to humans, where I isolate him From any “stranger danger” human reaction because he has nipped and tried to attack so many of my family and friends. I accepted he was just a broken dog, and I become hostage to only let him interact with 5 humans he felt safe with. It took Mo three years for him to accept @thesam.lee. He use to spray the walls with poop because he was so scared of Sam and just hide in his crate and shake when I left him home alone with Sam.. it was hard because Mo was so unpredictable when he would get aggressive.. he broke my trust and heart so many times when I thought he would get better, we would actually take ten steps back when he would be aggressive to my friends.. we decided we had to do something… We met Donovan at @sitmeanssitsouthdenver and he gave me hope again and told me, “Mo is not broken. I can fix him. You have a hard case in hand because he is unpredictable but we can and will change his behavior”. I came to terms a long time ago and accepted Mo will be like this forever, but Donovan gave me hope again that we wouldn’t have to be hostage to Mo. 7 weeks of intense classes, training, frustration,homework, and tears.. Mo behavior has changed because we started to show him who is in control, and Mo learned he doesn’t need to be my protector that his parents will protect him. We know we still have a long road ahead of us, but we have the tools now to keep practicing and training me and introducing him to “scary people”. We are so grateful for Donovan and Sit means sit who changed our lives. He helped build Mo confidence and is officially Mo first human friend outside immediate family. We are extremely grateful for sit means sit and especially Donovan and his brother Evan for giving us our life back. HAPPY TEARS I NEVER WOULD Have THOUGHT MO WOULD GRADUATE WITH HIS DOGOLOGY DEGREE!