Gg H.
5/12/2024
My husband and I asked Sue to house/pet sit for our rottweiler, cat, rabbit, and hedgehog while we went away for our anniversary. Each time we boarded Patton in the past, he was segregated (due...
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Milford, CT 06461
Sit Stay Train & Play in Milford, CT offers a range of services designed to enhance the bond between you and your furry friend. They specialize in positive reinforcement training methods to create well-behaved and happy dogs, making the learning process enjoyable for both pet and owner.
For those planning their special day, Sit Stay Train & Play provides wedding pet handling services to ensure your furry family members can be part of the celebration stress-free. From pet photos to pets in the ceremony, their pet handlers take care of every detail to make your wedding day complete.
In addition to training and pet handling, the company also organizes group adventure hikes for dogs, providing a thrilling experience full of exploration and play. Each hike includes round-trip transportation on their doggy school bus, catering to your dog's need for physical and mental stimulation.
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4.511 reviewsAlexis M.
3/8/2021
This service came to the Audobon Apartments, unloaded all their animals into the small fenced area and sat on their phone for the entire afternoon. The dogs were all sitting around the person...
Carissa G.
1/22/2020
Super professional, outgoing owner. Animals are always always happy. I always recommend Sue and her business when the need arises. Would give ten stars if I could !
David R.
6/5/2021
Sue was wonderful! Jackson loved his first session and had so much fun learning new tricks. We are so excited to see him continue to grow and work on everything Sue taught us. Sue was also very...
Eliz S.
7/30/2021
This businesses green school bus with 4 dogs they were "caring for" was parked in partial sun in 84 degree weather in a town hall parking lot. The bus was off, windows were cracked, & dogs were...
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