When make was huns gone sharptails low the drool attempt results are priceless. Although primary focus is helping dogs be well, I enjoy training just as much and being able to assist husband, our trainers, and clients any way possible. whether it's a nutrition consultation or group class, I look forward to meeting you and your dog! Boone Trainer. I all animals and being a pet owner myself, I have encountered numerous challenges. After one particularly challenging dog, I found Sit Means Sit. It changed perspective and opened eyes to new opportunities. I went from client to trainer and now I get to help make a difference the lives of others. Even small steps are progress and progress is something I seeing. Stiller Kennel Tech. Hi! name is and I am a kennel tech here at Sit Means Sit. Working and taking care of dogs has been something I've wanted to do from childhood. I helping new dogs through the transition of home to our facility. Being able to provide the comfort and attention they need while they're away from home is a big role that I am grateful to have. From feeding and cleaning to bike rides and play times, it's much fun to bond and build awesome relationships with all the dogs that come here. I just have to comment about our dog We left him Monday at Sit Means Sit for training and picked him up Friday evening. Before training, our dog could never be off a leash, he would go nuts when people come over and did not listen to us at all! Since we have been home he has been off leash our yard while we worked on landscaping. Another dog came our yard, a cat came our yard, and our kids were playing with balls and he didn't move! Then husband came home from work while we were still the yard, and he normally goes bonkers but he sat And waited to be greeted by husband. He was practically shaking because he wanted to run to him but knew he was instructed to be sit position and waited for husband to come to him! This has continued throughout the weekend! Normally dog would have to be crated because it was just too hard to mess with holding his leash while being outside. I could almost cry. We can now enjoy our dog to the fullest and he now has much more freedom because he listens and obeys our commands! I cannot express how pleased we are with Sit Means Sit! And this is just the beginning! Truly remarkable! We have tried numerous other trainers methods with little to no results. We have had our dogs home less than a week and I am repeatedly blown away by their behavior. Today 80 lbs Lab mix and I visited Petsmart. He didn't even acknowledge the other dogs, but looked at me for direction. Everyone including me was amazed by his behavior. Prior to SMS I would go to great lengths to avoid other dogs. Our Pug mix is also doing great and enjoying all her outings too. I 't think there is any limit to what we can do together now that SMS has laid the foundation. It is definitely something we have to maintain and grow on our own. However, now that is fun bonding time vs frustration. The ongoing support from Chris and Breanne ensures that even though setbacks may happen we can work through them. We are enjoying our pups a way I didn't even know was possible. Thank you and looking forward to continuing to train with you guys. I can not say enough good stuff about this company!!! We now are starting to live with Finally able to have our boys enjoy her, go on walks with her, and even show off our new fire hydrant skills haha!!! Which was pretty awesome that she placed for us just as a car pulled up! Yep that's our dog! The awesome one! If you want your dog to finally enjoy life with your family go here!! I too was hesitant, but is happy! Just look at their photos, check out the facility.. the dogs are happy! Thank you to all the trainers and staff who took care and taught Looking forward to our lifelong commitment! The words guard dog elicit some people images of a dog growling and barking at innocent strangers, threatening them to keep them at a distance. That's not how a confident guard dog behaves. Rottweilers are naturally protective of their families, and if they are properly socialized and trained, their attitude toward strangers who 't pose a threat