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Where Sit Happens Dog Training and Enrichment

Oxford, Connecticut

4.9/5· 70 Google reviews

About Where Sit Happens Dog Training and Enrichment

Where Sit Happens Dog Training and Enrichment, located in Oxford, Connecticut, transforms unwanted behaviors and enriches dogs' lives with positive reinforcement-based training for both dogs and their humans. From Puppy Socialization classes to Therapy Dog Prep and flexible training options, Where Sit Happens is here to support dogs and their people. Our dedicated team is committed to providing exceptional training services, fostering strong bonds between dogs and their families, and promoting confident, happy dogs.

Training & services

Training goals

  • Canine Good Citizen preparation
  • House training
  • Leash training
  • Puppy training
  • Socialization

How training happens

  • Group classes
  • Online or virtual training
  • Private training

Dog age

  • Puppies

Training level

  • Advanced training

Class options

  • Drop-in classes
  • Small classes Customer-reported

Dog sports

  • Agility
  • Trick training

Training approach

  • Positive reinforcement

Additional services

  • Dog walking

Other listed services

View 19 additional details
  • Basic Manners Classes
  • Canine Parties
  • Classes Day School
  • Dog Bark
  • Dog Develop
  • Dog Testing
  • Dog Training Sessions
  • Nail Trims
  • Personal Coach
  • Private Coaching
  • Ring Rentals
  • Single Class
  • Speciality Classes
  • Spot Training
  • Training Exercise
  • Training Program
  • Training Routine
  • Training Your Dog
  • Vet Care

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Questions & answers

From Google

What people have asked about this business.

What is the cost & for how many weeksS

Hi Rosemary! Thanks for reaching out. We actually run on an ongoing schedule. Currently the cost is $225 for 4 class in 4 weeks or $299 for unlimited classes in 4 weeks! Our unlimited members typically average 8-10 classes per cycle.

Community answer · Where Sit Happens Dog Training and Enrichment · 2025-09-21

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.9
out of 570 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Fun classes 19
  • Puppy classes 15
  • Knowledgeable trainers 11
  • Knowledgeable team 10
  • One on one training 7
  • Patient trainers 6
All 10 topics
  • Individualized attention 5
  • Reactivity class 4
  • Anxious dog training 3
  • Home training sessions 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

76 collected reviews

Text reviews first · newest first
Cindy Fitzgerald
5/5
Jess is amazing! She took to Rudy from their first meeting and it has been love ever since! Jess is patient, kind, positive, and professional. Rudy moved from the freedom of a 2-acre yard to apartment living where he developed leash aggression. Since Jess started working with…Read full reviewClose full review

Jess is amazing! She took to Rudy from their first meeting and it has been love ever since! Jess is patient, kind, positive, and professional. Rudy moved from the freedom of a 2-acre yard to apartment living where he developed leash aggression. Since Jess started working with Rudy, she has given me freedom and stress free walks using positive reinforcement and love. A bonus is that I even get compliments on my walks with Rudy! I cannot say enough about her ability to correct negative behaviors and keep Rudy and me happy and excited about our walks. Jess sends updates, with photos, when she works with Rudy. If you have any training or walking needs for your pup, Jess and her crew are the ones to call!

Crystal Carrano
5/5
I could not be more thrilled with the results of Jess’ amazing training! I have 5 dogs, and at times having 5, things can get a little crazy in my house hold! I reached out to Jess for training in desperate needs. She set up a bunch of sessions and let me tell you she does not di…Read full reviewClose full review

I could not be more thrilled with the results of Jess’ amazing training! I have 5 dogs, and at times having 5, things can get a little crazy in my house hold! I reached out to Jess for training in desperate needs. She set up a bunch of sessions and let me tell you she does not disappoint. From her professionalism, to her knowledge, patience, and success is what makes her the best! You can absolutely see she loves what she does and I think that adds to the results you get. She also has outstanding tricks and advice to help get you through continuing the training when she is not present. I look forward to more sessions in the future and also more training from Jess with future fur-babies. I recommend Jess at Where Sit Happens 1000 times over again! You will not be disappointed in the amazing results.

Bethany Nicole
5/5
I have a very anxious 4 year old pitbull named Piper. Piper loves her people, car rides, and walks, however she is very protective and nervous when unknown dogs or people approach (she’s even scared of the vacuum). Working with Jessica has given me the confidence to help Piper in…Read full reviewClose full review

I have a very anxious 4 year old pitbull named Piper. Piper loves her people, car rides, and walks, however she is very protective and nervous when unknown dogs or people approach (she’s even scared of the vacuum). Working with Jessica has given me the confidence to help Piper in these terrifying (for her) situations by starting from the basics and really solidifying them. Piper is now able to sit when dogs and people walk by us on walks instead of barking and jumping. In the house, she is able to go lay down instead of chasing the vacuum. I feel like Piper is a happier dog because she’s learning how to be calmer and less reactive.. I know I am a happier owner since finding Jessica and her training! 10/10 would recommend without hesitation! 🤩

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