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 trainCustomer-reported
Group classes
Private training
Dog age
Puppies
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Free behavior evaluation and consultation conducted over the phone or via video call. · Listed price: From $0.00
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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
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
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
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
5/5Sit Means Sit Dog Training provides a professional and yet personal touch to the services they provide. My puppy has a very strong prey instinct and struggles very much with self-control. That could be very dangerous at the end of the leash following surgery. The trainers, Jimmy,…Read full reviewClose full review
Sit Means Sit Dog Training provides a professional and yet personal touch to the services they provide. My puppy has a very strong prey instinct and struggles very much with self-control. That could be very dangerous at the end of the leash following surgery. The trainers, Jimmy, Amy, and Jessica, trained my puppy, Harley, so well and have continued to provide support! I was able to keep Harley after surgery and feel confident that I am safe. Thank you!
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Charity Lee
5/5I came in to Sit means Sit because I had been told Captain could never be a service dog and go in public however, I knew he had potential. I am a smaller woman and he is a larger Malinois and extremely strong. I vouldntt take him for a walk without him pulling, breaking his colla…Read full reviewClose full review
I came in to Sit means Sit because I had been told Captain could never be a service dog and go in public however, I knew he had potential. I am a smaller woman and he is a larger Malinois and extremely strong. I vouldntt take him for a walk without him pulling, breaking his collar or dragging me 50 feet to socialize with another dog. In just 4 sessions Captian became a different dog. I can take him to a park, place him around other dogs, walk through a store. He would also polverize me getting out of the car, but now he waits till I trll him to get out and heels emmediately. He is excited now to be a working dog. The Staff has been wonderful at teaching me as well.
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Pam Gunter
5/5
Fantastic place for dog training, young and old. I have learned more than my dog! Highly recommend
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Deb St. Onge
5/5Jimmy, Ami and Jess have done an amazing job with both Lexi and me. Lexi adopted us when she was a bit older 2 yrs old and appeared to have had a rough life. I could tell she was sweet but being a pit I knew I had to be able to control her. After working with both of us we ar…Read full reviewClose full review
Jimmy, Ami and Jess have done an amazing job with both Lexi and me. Lexi adopted us when she was a bit older 2 yrs old and appeared to have had a rough life. I could tell she was sweet but being a pit I knew I had to be able to control her. After working with both of us we are both much happier and much clearer on who is in charge. I'm excited to continue to work with them and improve mine and Lexi's quality of life together.
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Ricky Burns
2/5
Not the place for me, go during a training session all the dogs are scared.
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