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How much is it for training I have a 7 week old half border collie half Australian Shepherd and he has torn my arms up and is incorgible he won't listen to me I have tried everything
We have an AKC Star Puppy Class; age: 8-16wk. It’s a 6 week course for $200. Our next class starts Wednesday, April 29th at 5:30pm.
Community answer · Bri Renee · 2019-09-21
It is worth the money. After graduation from puppy class, seriously consider continue training with Sit Means Sit. It's expensive but absolutely worth it. When you see people who have never trained their dogs, and dogs that have gone to SMS, you won't believe how well behaved they are.
Community answer · Glen Hillman · 2019-09-21
Great people to work with. I had gone to grandamas first left in a hurry and didn't return.
WAS HESITANT about sit means sit best investment I ever made. Highly recommend them. My Libby would say the same if she could talk.
5/5All the trainers I met were super knowledgeable, kind and so good with my dog Maggie. She was a great dog when she first came to them but a little on the wild side. I told all of the trainers I met that I wanted to lose the crazy but not the joyful heart. They built up Maggie's c…Read full reviewClose full review
All the trainers I met were super knowledgeable, kind and so good with my dog Maggie. She was a great dog when she first came to them but a little on the wild side. I told all of the trainers I met that I wanted to lose the crazy but not the joyful heart. They built up Maggie's confidence in herself and taught me that her learning self control would help her feel more secure and they were right. She is part pitbull and extremely strong and walking her was a nightmare. I watched videos and even went to another trainer but still dreaded our daily walks. After the very first session with Sit Means Sit, Maggie was under control and now our walks are fun and relaxing. That was just a small part of what she learned and I am looking forward to a long relationship with this wonderful training facility. It was a bit expensive but I would do it all over again. It was worth every penny and then some. They will continue to support Maggie's training and are only a phone call away if I have any issues. My relationship with Maggie is better, stronger, and much funner because of these trainers. Not only did she lose her crazy but she has an even more joyful heart.
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J Ewen
5/5I reached out to Vanessa because SMSSV comes as a Highly recommended company that deals with Vets & Combat Vets needs for a Partner in assisting with a Quality of Life for those of us who fought to Protect this Great Nation of ours.
Vanessa not only took the time to answer my que…Read full reviewClose full review
I reached out to Vanessa because SMSSV comes as a Highly recommended company that deals with Vets & Combat Vets needs for a Partner in assisting with a Quality of Life for those of us who fought to Protect this Great Nation of ours.
Vanessa not only took the time to answer my questions, but also researched some information while we spoke on the phone, in search of a NPO who could help me find a female Doberman, at no cost to me.
Vanessa not only gave me the number to Soldiers Best Friend who is a Non Profit Organization, but also told me to call her at any time to follow up with any other questions until such time as I could bring my new partner in for ADA Training & Certification as a Service Animal.
I cannot allot enough High Praise to Vanessa and Sit Means Sit Southern Arizona for their continuing efforts in working with United States Veterans & combat Veterans alike. It is this kind of Devotion to Veterans of all walks & Eras that make all of my Brothers (male & female) grateful for the Thanks & Kindness afforded us for Our Selfless Sacrifices to Our beloved Country.
Thank you Vanessa, Sit Means Sit Southern Arizona & Soldiers Best Friend for all you do.
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Anna Butler
5/5
We love the Sit Means Sit trainers. We have a very bouncy, hyper Weimaraner who was knocking over kids and stealing food. Their trainers worked with us one on one to help her become a better behaved member of our family. I highly recommend them.
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Liz Reed
5/5Sit Means Sit in Sierra Vista helped me with training my rambunctious boxer puppy when I had given up on her ever becoming a well mannered, non-destructive member of my household . Not only did the training teach her to focus and listen, it also taught me to be more patient. Sh…Read full reviewClose full review
Sit Means Sit in Sierra Vista helped me with training my rambunctious boxer puppy when I had given up on her ever becoming a well mannered, non-destructive member of my household . Not only did the training teach her to focus and listen, it also taught me to be more patient. She settled down within 5 minutes of meeting Sam and I was amazed at how quickly she bonded with him. The training with Sam, Mary and Vanessa was successful and gave my pup and me a fresh start in becoming a happy dog family. She adores Sam and gives him doggie kisses anytime she sees him. Sam is insightful, knowledgeable and kind. He is trustworthy and puts the dogs' well being and best interests top on his list with his staff. His program is outstanding and has my full recommendation.
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Kristine T
5/5
I definitely recommend Sit Means Sit for dog training! Vanessa is so knowledgeable and was so sweet to our timid dog! Our puppy is gaining the confidence she needs for success!
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