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Sit Means Sit Dog Training Knoxville

Knoxville, Tennessee

4.5/5· 99 Google reviews

About Sit Means Sit Dog Training Knoxville

For nearly a decade, Sit Means Sit Dog Training Knoxville has been the premier destination for professional dog training in Knoxville and the surrounding Tennessee areas. As the first Sit Means Sit franchise in the state, we've set the standard with a results-oriented obedience training system. Our dedicated approach helps both dogs and their owners achieve their goals, fostering a well-behaved and socialized companion. With our proven track record, we have proudly served the community since 2015, turning canine aspirations into reality.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Obedience training

How training happens

  • Board and train Customer-reported
  • Group classes
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Additional services

  • Boarding Customer-reported

Consultations

  • Free consultation

Other listed services

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  • Evaluation - Phone/Video
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    Free behavior evaluation and consultation conducted over the phone or via video call. · Listed price: From $0.00

  • At Home Evaluation
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    Calendar for At HomeEvaluations · Listed price: From $0.00

  • Phone Call
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    Phone Call · Listed price: From $0.00

  • Evaluation
    Program details

    Calendar for Evaluations · Listed price: From $0.00

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Questions & answers

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How much does your dog training cost?

There are a number of factors that we evaluate prior to building a training package for you such as your dog’s age, temperament, previous training, as well as the desired goals of the owner. Because of these factors, we offer a free demonstration & consultation as an opportunity to meet with your family as well as your dog to gain insight into the unique circumstances that affect your dog’s training. If you are interested, give us a call at (865) 730‐0364

Community answer · Sit Means Sit Dog Training Knoxville · 2021-09-21

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How much would it cost to send a small dog in and how do I make an appointment

Hello! We've got lots of options for training for small dogs, but it's all too much to go over here. Please give us a call to set up your free evaluation for your pup! 865-730-0364

Community answer · Sit Means Sit Dog Training Knoxville · 2021-09-21

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We have a Jack Russell that was trained by you and all is good. BUT we need to do something in regards to digging - which is probably part of their natural instincts. We can zap him when we see him digging but we don't always catch him in the act.

I have found that sprinkling a tablespoon of cayenne pepper works great for places that I don't want Aurora digging

Community answer · First Fruits Kitchen · 2020-09-21

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What are your fees?

What do you charge to train a dog to become service animal?

Community answer · patricia pankey · 2019-09-21

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What age is appropriate to start training. I have a golden retriever that's nine weeks old. She plays extremely rough.. Worried as I have a granddaughter 3 years old. Do you have a class available for her?

Give us a call and we can discuss what options we have available for your golden! Our phone number is (865) 730‐0364

Community answer · Sit Means Sit Dog Training Knoxville · 2021-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.5
out of 599 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Leash pulling 7
  • German shepherd 6
  • Dog boarding with training 5
  • Professional trainers 4
  • Caring trainers 3
  • Day board and train 3
All 10 topics
  • Private lessons 3
  • Consultation 2
  • Dog demonstration 2
  • Happy dogs 2

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100 collected reviews

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Lori Insley
5/5

The people are knowledgeable, and just plain great! I take Jack to visit whenever I can.

Oscar Acosta
5/5

Great training program

Jennifer Holland
5/5
Jessica and Ami have done a FANTASTIC job with our 1-year old German Shepherd. She is high energy, of course, but was very stubborn and not responsive to our command when she was distracted and focused on other things. She used to pull badly on her leash, and even pulled me down…Read full reviewClose full review

Jessica and Ami have done a FANTASTIC job with our 1-year old German Shepherd. She is high energy, of course, but was very stubborn and not responsive to our command when she was distracted and focused on other things. She used to pull badly on her leash, and even pulled me down once. She now listens to us and responds with little to no fuss. And she gets better every day. Walking her is now a pleasure-because the leash is loose and she stays beside me, periodically looking up in anticipation of commands. I can even drop her leash completely while in a store and she obeys when I put her in a sit and doesn’t move until I tell her to come, even with distractions of other people and dogs. The team at Sit Means Sit Knoxville have been super nice and have done amazing with our sweet girl. They genuinely care for the dogs, so the dogs are in the best care while they are there. I was very hesitant to leave her for a week, but after meeting the team, I was completely at ease knowing she was being well cared for. They also sent us updates with pictures and video as well, and that meant so much to me. I’m forever thankful that they have helped to make our dog the best she can be, and have also taken their time in training us too!! I HIGHLY recommend them for any dog training experience!!!

Ben A
5/5

Let me start by saying I was a sceptic on dog training to begin with, this was worth every penny. Our Knox is such a pleasure to be around now it is amazing.

Niknak902
5/5
Our two year old German Shepherd Dog, Jorah, is a high drive dominant alpha male. He was a challenge for me, and he flat out didn't view my wife as a pack leader. He listened well, but only when he wanted to. That's not acceptable and unsafe. We didn't want to be out in public wi…Read full reviewClose full review

Our two year old German Shepherd Dog, Jorah, is a high drive dominant alpha male. He was a challenge for me, and he flat out didn't view my wife as a pack leader. He listened well, but only when he wanted to. That's not acceptable and unsafe. We didn't want to be out in public with 90 pounds of attitude and teeth. Jimmy and his staff were able to give Jorah a new set of skills and respect for his place in the pack in 10 days. I wish we would have done this training a year ago. Sit Means Sit was well worth the investment.

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