About Sit Means Sit Dog Training – Bozeman

Training in Bozeman

Sit Means Sit Dog Training – Bozeman works from 20 Ginger Bear Ln in Bozeman and takes any dog, any age and any breed. Trainers work one-on-one with each dog to gauge its strengths, challenges and learning pace before building a personalized program, aiming for a dog that listens on Gallatin Valley trails, in neighborhoods and downtown. Common problems it helps with include jumping on visitors, pulling during walks, excessive barking, poor leash manners, anxiety and nervousness, unreliable recall, dog-to-dog reactivity and distraction in public.

Programs

Private lessons keep owners involved with step-by-step instruction in obedience and manners. Puppy Management focuses on obedience and socialization in the first 16 weeks. The Immersion Board & Train program has the dog learning while owners are at work or away. Graduates can move on to Advanced & Specialty classes that work toward off-leash obedience. Lunch & Learn seminars teach staff at vet clinics, groomers and kennels about bite prevention and canine behavior. Behavior work covers aggressive, high-anxiety and fearful, reactive and high-distraction dogs, plus socialization.

What to ask

New clients start with a free evaluation. Ask about program pricing, the trainer you would work with and scheduling; training hours run Monday through Saturday.