Lorie F.
12/15/2023
I have a bernadoodle, Lucy. We have tried several trainings, online and Petsmart. They helped her a tiny bit but never dealt with Lucy's specific issues. She turned a year and was still difficult...
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Fort Worth, TX 76109
Sit Means Sit Fort Worth in Fort Worth, TX, serves Tarrant County and neighboring areas with professional dog training services. The dedicated team prioritizes every dog's needs, offering a supportive environment for learning, socializing, and confidence-building. Whether your dog requires basic obedience training, behavior modification, or specialized programs like therapy dog training, Sit Means Sit caters to dogs of all ages, breeds, and behavioral issues.
With a range of training options including Board & Train, Dog Day Training, Group Training, Private Training, and Puppy Training, Sit Means Sit ensures tailored solutions for every canine companion. Behavior modification services address a variety of negative traits such as aggression, anxiety, and socialization issues. Their off-leash training program imparts freedom while maintaining security and confidence, fostering a strong bond between dogs and owners.
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3.58 reviews
Malyn P.
1/19/2021
Training was a joke. What was meant to take 5 weeks took well over two months. The trainer worked with my dog for maybe 10 minutes tops per lesson and then sat around for the next 50 minutes....
Scott C.
6/3/2022
I'm sure this shock collar works well with other dogs. It caused my dog to bite my mother's face. Thankfully, she is ok. I do NOT recommend this technique for dog training.
Anna C.
7/25/2022
Tammy trained our dog, Greta, who was very stubborn, and did a wonderful job. We really enjoyed Tammy, and she provided lots of good feedback on what to do once Greta was back. Tammy also helped...
Diane H.
11/11/2021
Our training finished just as Covid hit. In my opinion the follow up group classes that I paid for that are part of the follow up for one year should have been extended for a second year and...
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