Emily C.
7/12/2023
My experience here could not have been better. I did loads of research on trainers prior to making my decision, as I had specific issues I needed to work on with my dog, Gus. I wanted to be...
Sit Means Sit Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
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3910 Saw Mill Run Blvd
Pittsburgh, PA 15227
Sit Means Sit Pittsburgh is a leading dog training franchise located in Pittsburgh, PA, offering comprehensive training programs for puppies and adult dogs of all breeds and sizes. With a focus on providing personalized instruction and private lessons, their day training programs are perfect for busy individuals or families who want to lay a strong training foundation without leaving their dogs overnight. They also offer tune-up sessions for fine-tuning specific behaviors and private lessons for in-home training goals.
With a mission to revolutionize the quality of life for dogs and their owners, Sit Means Sit Pittsburgh is dedicated to helping dogs become well-behaved members of the family. Their team of expert trainers is committed to providing effective training solutions tailored to each dog's unique needs, ensuring that both dogs and owners can enjoy a harmonious and fulfilling relationship.
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Chelsea M.
7/31/2018
Our dog, Penny, is a rescued pitbull and the sweetest dog in the entire world to us, guests and strangers on the street. She did however have a terrible habit of pulling (think of a sleigh dog....
Meg P.
7/12/2021
Highly recommend! Remy is 5 months old and we noticed an improvement in his behavior after one class. The puppy training class was a really great experience for myself and him! Remy will be...
Jennifer G.
6/12/2019
I am at a camping rally this week and I cannot thank Linda and all of the trainers at Sit Means Sit, enough for the work they have put in with Rocky and help they have given me to help him gain...
Scott P.
1/3/2018
My wife and I reached out to Sit Means Sit in February of 2017. Our Mini Australian Shepherd was behaving aggressively towards our newborn daughter. We tried to follow online suggestions for...
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