Sit Means Sit Dog Training

The way Neil explains the what and why of dog training makes so much more sense than all the instructional books and dvd’s I’ve checked out. The way he breaks it down I think it would be near impossible to fail to meet your happy obedient puppy goals.

Neil has been incredible! He is extremely patient and our dog loves to go to training! We can now have an enjoyable walk with our dog with no pulling or jumping. He also makes himself available for any questions or concerns outside of scheduled sessions. Highly recommend!

I cannot overly state how much Neil from SitMeansSit helped me. I adopted a pitbull on death row, was told she was fine with other animals, and maybe she was in the shelter, but definitely not once at home. She attempted to maul my female pitbull, and I was helpless to change this behavior, and looked to return her, which would have meant certain death for her. I was at the end of my rope, and so was she, but I contacted Neil as a last ditched effort. Neil immediately started working with her, and a dog of his own, much to my shock, since I was so afraid. He also taught me how to work with them both, eventually reintroducing them, using the SitMeansSit techniques Neil explained to me. My family, and my pack are beyond grateful, I would have had to given this dog back otherwise, which again, would have meant certain death. He helped me save her life, and Petunia (the attacker), and Sugar (the attackee) are best of friends now.

I came to Neil in June 2015 feeling helpless. At around 10 months of age, my border collie mix, Sarge, began displaying some fear-​based leash aggression toward both strangers and other dogs. Other trainers had suggested clicker training, and one even sprayed him with a water bottle. Sarge couldn’t have cared less about these methods. Sarge went everywhere with me — to the farmers market, Home Depot, Oktoberfest, and virtually anywhere that allowed dogs. His reactivity when on leash became so embarrassing and unbearable that I had to stop taking him out into public. I was devastated by this, but also fearful that Sarge, now over a year old, may escalate to biting someone out of fear one day.
I came across Sit Means Sit while Googling how to help my dog with leash reactivity, and I am so thankful I jumped on board with the Sit Means Sit family. After only a couple of days working with Neil, both Sarge and I had this confidence we never had before. And after only a week of working with Neil and Sit Means Sit, not one, but numerous people told me what a good dog Sarge is. I honestly thought I would never hear those words again.
If you’re looking for someone to help you train the perfect, most well behaved dog, look no further.

Awesome Trainer! You can’t go wrong with Neil! You will love the results that you achieve with your dog!