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Sit Means Sit Dog Training Minneapolis

Spring Lake Park, Minnesota

4.7/5· 71 Google reviews

About Sit Means Sit Dog Training Minneapolis

At Sit Means Sit we help you to have happy, obedient, and confident dog with the most advanced training in the shortest time possible. Our programs are customizable for your specific needs and goals. We specialize in off leash obedience and behavioral problems. We also have an awesome community with group classes, that like minded people can get together and work on their goals. Down below we have a list of types of programs available for your dogs training. Give us a call and find out what Sit Means Sit can do for you!

Training & services

Training goals

  • Behavior consultation
  • Obedience training
  • Puppy training Customer-reported

How training happens

  • Board and train Customer-reported
  • Group classes
    Program details

    Group classes come with many of our programs. Get your dog socialized with other dogs and people. Group classes are typically around 10 dogs.

  • Owner coaching Customer-reported
  • Private training
    Program details

    Receive 1 on 1 training with your dog. Build your dogs skills, and your skills at the same time.

Dog age

  • Puppies Customer-reported

Training level

  • Advanced training

Confirm current programs and availability directly.

Questions & answers

From Google

What people have asked about this business.

Do you train Service Dogs??

I am talking about a Large Disability Service Dog.

Community answer · Anne R · 2018-09-21

Unlikely. Owner's experience is military in nature. Not many blind / physically challenged in that environment.

Community answer · twistedsister smith · 2018-09-21

Question on Google
do u do training or are there classes

I did 4 private sessions and i do a weekly group lesson to work on skills learned during the private with multiple dogs present. The last 15 minutes you can work on problem areas and get advice from the pros. Well worth the extra $ for this place.

Community answer · Sarah Pavek · 2018-09-21

Question on Google
Are you related to the Austin TX Sit Means Sit program?

No. Just brought my pup theren

Community answer · J Ratajczyk · 2018-09-21

Question on Google

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Customer reviews

Google listing
4.7
out of 571 Google reviews

Mentioned in reviews

  • Obedience 7
  • Aggression 5
  • Barking 4
  • Course 4
  • Group classes 3
  • Patient trainers 3
All 10 topics
  • Husky 2
  • Kind staff 2
  • Knowledgeable trainers 2
  • Owner education 2

Google review topics, not confirmed services.

71 collected reviews

Text reviews first · newest first
Jessica Traiforos
5/5

Very knowledgeable owner. Genuinely cares about dogs and their well-being.

Michael Gierke
5/5

Highly recommended these people love dogs so much and really just want to improve you and your pets relationship

Christine Wade
5/5
Sit Means Sit has made me feel empowered in training my dog. My husky has grown more than I ever could have imagined in just a few weeks, and after our first group class this week, I’m getting a chance to see what’s ahead with his work. The trainers there are helpful, knowledge…Read full reviewClose full review

Sit Means Sit has made me feel empowered in training my dog. My husky has grown more than I ever could have imagined in just a few weeks, and after our first group class this week, I’m getting a chance to see what’s ahead with his work. The trainers there are helpful, knowledgeable, and really help you understand your dog’s behavior and needs. I feel so much safer with my dog, both with my others dogs, and out in the park and on walks. Thank you so much!!

Michael Davis
5/5

Best place for a dog site! !!!

Tyler B.
5/5

This place has really given us the tools to help turn our dog into a great dog.

Original customer experiences from the collected Google data. Ratings without comments follow written reviews.

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