Did the week long train and kennel. Expensive but worth it. Results were great and the group training classes are great! I have recommended them to friends and family and am planning on doing a second week of kennel and train.

Sit Means Sit Dog Training
Longmont, Colorado
About Sit Means Sit Dog Training
Sit Means Sit Dog Training provides professional dog training in Longmont, Firestone, Erie, and surrounding Colorado areas. At Sit Means Sit, we know that your dog is a part of your family. But being a part of the family means they are expected to be on their best behavior! That’s why we collaborate with you to help your dog become the most confident, positive, and obedient family member that they can be.
Training & services
Training goals
- Behavior consultation
- Crate training
- House training
- Leash training
- Obedience training
- Puppy training
- Socialization
Behavior support
- Aggression training
- Reactivity training
How training happens
- Board and train
Program details
Let our trainers do the heavy lifting to get your dog started on a well-structured, consistent path to good behavior. With our board and train program, your dog will stay at our training facility and work with our professional trainers to learn obedience, socialization and confidence skills.
- Day training Customer-reported
- Group classes
- Private training
Dog age
- Puppies
Program details
Get your puppy off to the right start with training anytime after 8 weeks of age!Starting at this early stage in life will allow us to build a strong foundation of training for your puppy. Let us help you to shape the behaviors you want rather than fix them later. In this program you will work individually with our professional puppy trainer and also in a group class setting to teach valuable socialization lessons. Get started today!
Training level
- Advanced obedience
- Beginner training
Additional services
- Boarding
Program details
We want your dog to feel like Sit Means Sit is their home away from home! Our boarding facility offers 5,200 sq feet of indoor play areas, and 5,000 sq feet of fenced in outdoor space.
We are excited to be able to offer Dog Boarding and Daycare services at our Longmont training facility.Our 7,400 sq. ft training center is climate controlled and gives us the ability to take care of your dog while you’re at work or on vacation! To accompany our large indoor space we also have an extensive outdoor fenced-in area to provide space for fun activities and exercise.Our 4×6 foot walk-in kennels leave plenty of room for even our largest guest’s comfort. Our Daycare services will produce a tired, happy dog at the end of your long work day (or ski day!).If you would like more information, please call to set up a facility tour or to make your reservation.
- Daycare
Program details
Our Daycare services will produce a tired, happy dog at the end of your long work day (or ski day!).If you would like more information, please call to set up a facility tour or to make your reservation.
- Grooming
Consultations
- Free consultation
Other listed services
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- Boot Camp
- Complete Training
- Day Train Program
- Dog Training School
- Drop Off
- Other Training
- Personalized Training
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Questions & answers
From GoogleWhat people have asked about this business.
What is your most popular training option?
Our most popular option is our Board and Train program. Your dog will stay with us for a set amount of time, where they will receive their own personal trainer. During their stay they will learn obedience, socialization, and confidence!
Community answer · Sit Means Sit Dog Training · 2021-09-21
I have a 1 year old chihuahua how much would I have to pay and how much for the course?
There are a several different packages available. I would recommend setting up a free consultation. I can tell you though for us it was money very well spent. I think we paid $1200 or 1300 ish a few years ago. It included 4x90 min private lessons, training collar, training leash, place board and unlimited group classes for life. Because our pup was so young they actually did 7 or 8x45 min sessions. The owner Sandy and the other trainers genuinely care about doing what it takes to see you and your dog be successful.
Community answer · Russ M · 2018-09-21
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Customer reviews
Google listingMentioned in reviews
- Daycare 16
- Group classes 13
- Kind staff 12
- Reactive dog training 6
- Knowledgeable trainers 5
- Behavior correction 4
All 10 topics
- Dog grooming 3
- Manners training 3
- Certified therapy dog program 2
- Dock diving 2
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Sit Means Sit turned our dog around!! We have a 5 year old golden who was super hyper, hard to control, and driven by anxiety. We couldn't bring her places because she was unpredictable and hard to control. We did the board and train program and couldn't be happier with the re…Read full reviewClose full review
Sit Means Sit turned our dog around!! We have a 5 year old golden who was super hyper, hard to control, and driven by anxiety. We couldn't bring her places because she was unpredictable and hard to control. We did the board and train program and couldn't be happier with the results. It gave us a training focus and helped the humans understand better how to train our dog. We work daily on the skills learned through Sit Means Sit and attend the weekly classes. Our dog is a much happier pup and we are enjoying introducing her to the world again!! Thank you Sit Means Sit!
We took our two big english setter dogs to Sit Means Sit and they did the BEST grooming ever!!! The cut is amazing! My dogs look so beautiful, I'm thrilled. Our dogs were trained here as well. Sandy, Carolyn and the whole team are so professional, expert and dedicated. We completely trust them. They love animals and it shows. We highly recommend these wonderful people and all that they do.
They were very nice. However I didn't get to say bye to dog I was dropping off
I took my dog to this place. As I went over to pick him up I saw him outside during “play time” he was attached to a long red leash. The young girl outside with this group of dogs was too busy on her phone to realize the another dog was trying to to mount my dog. As my dog tried…Read full reviewClose full review
I took my dog to this place. As I went over to pick him up I saw him outside during “play time” he was attached to a long red leash. The young girl outside with this group of dogs was too busy on her phone to realize the another dog was trying to to mount my dog. As my dog tried to defend himself from the other dog trying to mount him. He was the one who was yelled at. Today he comes home with a BROKEN CANINE TOOTH…. You guessed it! he plays too hard! I asked what the red leash meant!!! They said : your dog goes to close to fence and we rather take some precautions. My response: Thats great, how come no one’s has mentioned this to me before. I have asked if he does anything bad to call and I can pick him up! Yet no calls about his behavior WERE EVER MADE TO ME! The only response I get is HE PAYS TOO HARD, NO ONE KNOWS WHAT HAPPENED!!
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