Sit Means Sit Cincinnati — 4.8★ (156 reviews), Lebanon Dog Trainer
Sit Means Sit Cincinnati
★★★★★★★★★★4.8 156 reviews
605 Norgal Dr F, Lebanon, Ohio 45036
BalancedObedience Training
605 Norgal Dr F, Lebanon, Ohio 45036
Overview
FormatFacility
Training methodBalanced
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About Sit Means Sit Cincinnati
Sit Means Sit Cincinnati
This is a Sit Means Sit franchise location based at 605 Norgal Drive in Lebanon, OH. The site lists a fairly full menu of services: one-on-one private training, puppy training, a drop-off "day stay and dog training" model, group classes, board-and-train programs, plus dedicated aggressive-dog and reactive-dog training. The brand frames training as "more than just correcting unwanted behavior—it's a lifetime commitment to your dog's well-being," and offers personalized plans with lifetime support after the initial program.
What the site doesn't say
The page is a relatively thin corporate franchise page. It references "certified Sit Means Sit dog trainers" but names no individual trainer or owner, lists no specific outside certifications (CPDT, IAABC, etc.), and doesn't state years in business. If those details matter to you, ask the location directly. As a Sit Means Sit operation, expect a balanced approach; confirm specifics with the trainer before enrolling, especially for the aggression and reactivity programs.
Your dog stays with the trainer for an immersive, multi-week program.
Reviews
★★★★★★★★★★4.8156 reviews · Google
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Sandy Tomlin · 2 months ago
★★★★★
We enrolled our son’s dog, Corum, in the four day drop off training and personal training on pick up. After the first day we saw an amazing change in him. We are following up with weekly group classes, which he gets so excited with. He loves going to them and we love seeing him doing all the activities and learning how to handle him so when we take him out at home we have no worries. We are looking forward to when we get the nod to go forward to the advanced classes. Thank you so much!
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Kelly Holtgrefe · 5 years ago
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I highly, highly recommend Sit Means Sit! I adopted my first dog (an 8 year old hound mix) a few months ago and needed a lot of help with training. She was VERY reactive to other dogs, lunging and barking on walks. I tried another trainer and classes but I was looking for a more structured program. I found Sit Means Sit and was immediately blown away. From the first consultation, I could tell that they were very experienced and wanted to help me and my pup. We participated in the day training program and I can’t recommend it enough. We’ve enjoyed attending group classes each week as well as we continue to work on her reactivity. My dog is so much happier and is much more relaxed on walks. We have both come a long way, all thanks to Sit Means Sit. It is worth every penny!!
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Kristin Schum · 2 years ago
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Our puppy Guinness had some bad habits and having never raised a puppy, we needed help. We had a trainer come to our house for awhile, but there seemed to be little progress. Sit Means Sit was a lifesaver. While Guinness still has plenty to learn, his training made a big improvement and the fact that we can take part in group classes for no additional charge is awesome! Guinness loves to see all the trainers, they are a great group!
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Grayce R · 3 years ago
★★★★★
Such an amazing experience for Shelby! She loves coming back and seeing her friends (dogs and humans). Her puppy behavior has improved so much and she continues to learn with each lesson we come to!
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Lu Gayle · 2 years ago
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My pup went from a leash-pulling champion to a sidewalk stroller extraordinaire. He's now greeting strangers with a wagging tail instead of skeptical sniffs, and he's strutting his stuff with newfound confidence. He has come a long way and enjoys going to training class where he can love up on his trainers. I'm pleased with his progress and look forward to teaching him so much more.
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