FirstBarkSit means sit has proven to be a very effective training program for our Corgi. Sarah and Matt are incredible trainers. They are extremely knowledgeable, patient, friendly and professional.
Sit Means Sit Dog Training Fort Collins
Fort Collins, Colorado
About Sit Means Sit Dog Training Fort Collins
Sit Means Sit Fort Collins offers expert dog training in Northern Colorado, specializing in obedience, off-leash control, and managing behavioral challenges like anxiety and aggression. With science-based methods and positive reinforcement, our experienced trainers ensure that your dog becomes a happy, confident companion. Schedule a free consultation today!
Training & services
Training goals
- Behavior consultation
- Leash training
- Obedience training
- Puppy training
Behavior support
- Aggression training
- Reactivity training Customer-reported
How training happens
- Board and train
Program details
If you’ve struggled to train your dog and want some extra help with the training process or you just can’t seem to find the time, the Immersion Board and Train program is a great fit. The program is perfect if you’ve been trying to train your dog but are having issues with challenging behavior. It is also a great choice if you’re heading out for a vacation and would love to return to a well trained dog.
- Day training
- Group classes
- Private training
Program details
If you want one-on-one dog or puppy training from one of our professional, experienced dog trainers, private lessons are perfect for you. With this series of lessons, we have trainers come to your home and work directly on your dog’s unique obedience training goals. Having these lessons in your own home helps keep your dog comfortable and familiar, making them more successful in training.
Dog age
- Puppies
Training level
- Beginner training
Support between sessions
- Refresher training
Assistance and working dogs
- Hunting dog training
- Protection training
- Therapy dog training
Dog sports
- Agility
- Dock diving
- Scent work
- Trick training
Your dog’s background
- Rescue dogs
Training approach
- Positive reinforcement
Additional services
- Boarding
Program details
Are you heading out for a trip or vacation and aren’t sure where to leave your dog? If you want a guaranteed positive experience where your dog will be taken care of, Boarding with Sit Means Sit Northern Colorado is the choice for you. At Sit Means Sit Dog Training, we will give your dog or puppy the attention and care that you need from a dog boarding facility.
- Daycare
- Dog walking
Consultations
- Free consultation
Other listed services
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- Behavior Course
- Bite Work
- Day Train Program
- Dog First Aid
- Dog Handling
- Dog Park
- Dog Sports
- Dog Trainer 3
- Dog Training Equipment
- Dog Training Evaluation
- Dog Training Programs
- Dog Training School
- Dog Traveling
- Drop Off
- Electronic Collars
- Fence Installation
- Free Training Consultation
- Home Lessons
- Horse Trainer
- Initial Training
- Owner Training
- Personal Trainer
- Pet Cpr
- Pet Fence
- Remote Training
- Training Collar
- Training Course
- Week Training
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
Do you offer AKA certification for therapy dogs?
We offer AKC CGC Certification and Angels Therapy Dog Training with Certification. What type of certification would you require?
Community answer · Sit Means Sit - Office Manager · 2021-09-21
Yes we offer AKC certification.
Community answer · Sit Means Sit Dog Training Fort Collins · 2021-09-21
I can see, by one of your posted, a teeter in the back ground. Do you teach all levels of Dog agility?
The teeter you see is used for basic obedience training. We do not offer agility training at this time. Thank you for your inquiry.
Community answer · Sit Means Sit - Office Manager · 2020-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listing4.8
126 Google reviews
Mentioned in reviews
- Group classes 12
- Helpful team 9
- Board and train program 8
- Friendly trainers 8
- German shepherd training 7
- Dog obedience 3
All 10 topics
- Fearful dog 3
- Follow up sessions 3
- Leash manners 3
- Patient trainers 3
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Our eight-month-old mini golden doodle, Sunny, is now civilized, obedient, and full of fun, thanks to Sarah and the other trainers at Sit Means Sit. I wish my human kids had been trained by them! The staff is warm, friendly, and extremely competent. Sunny loved his lessons and is so proud of his accomplishments. We will be forever grateful to the staff at Sit!
What an awesome place with caring people! My boy did the 20 day immersion training and he has had such great improvement! Shay went above and beyond with him! She has such great knowledge about training pups! Highly recommend this place! SHAY THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT YOU HAVE DONE!
I, along with many, adopted a pandemic puppy. Little did I know how hard it would be to work through his reactivity without help. It felt like we were giving him bags and bags of treats with minimal improvement, lots of embarrassment and frustration knowing Cooper is a good dog b…Read full reviewClose full review
I, along with many, adopted a pandemic puppy. Little did I know how hard it would be to work through his reactivity without help. It felt like we were giving him bags and bags of treats with minimal improvement, lots of embarrassment and frustration knowing Cooper is a good dog but needs help! Insert Shay, the German Shepherd whisperer. My dog had been going to daycare at K9 corral for a bit when she took one look at him and said “I can fix him”. She took the time to explain to me the program and the human commitment necessary. She was clear with what type of progress we’d see after the immersion board and train, but more importantly what we can expect from Cooper when we fully commit to weekly group classes and daily training at home. If you’ve ever had a reactive dog, you know there is no overnight fix. Before Shay and Sit Means Sit , Cooper scared everyone when he would go wild barking at another dog. He would pull to the end of the leash, jump, bark, basically looking like a fuzzy shark on a leash. Now, Cooper has dog friends, we can take him to breweries and be around other dogs but, most importantly, he’s more comfortable in his environment as we’ve built a strong bond through our training together. No dog is perfect 24/7 but the improvements we’ve seen in Cooper in the year since his initial board and train along with the additional daily work we do with him, he’s becoming our perfect dog. I tell everyone, if you’re looking for a dog trainer, go here. It’s 100% worth it. All the trainers and kennel techs care for the dogs that come in and it’s evident when you see how excited all the pups are to go in the facility.
I heard this was a wonderful training facility. I have a rescue and he is quite wild. I worried about him being aggressive and possibly biting someone or hurting another dog. I can honestly say when I got him home after forking over $2,500 he was in worse shape than when I left h…Read full reviewClose full review
I heard this was a wonderful training facility. I have a rescue and he is quite wild. I worried about him being aggressive and possibly biting someone or hurting another dog. I can honestly say when I got him home after forking over $2,500 he was in worse shape than when I left him. It was apparent the trainer did not like him and he really picked up on it. He is slowly getting better, fortunately loves kids, and in the long run I think with love and work he will be ok. Just wish I wouldn't have traumatized him with this place. The positive side is the front staff was great. Wish I would have spent the funds on a new fence and saved the brain damage.
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