About Sit Means Sit Dog Training Central Wyoming

What they offer

Sit Means Sit Central Wyoming trains dogs of any age in Casper and the surrounding area, from new puppies to dogs with anxiety or aggression. The skills it lists include house training, play biting, chewing, jumping, barking, leash pulling, coming when called, car manners, boundaries, and basic and advanced obedience, along with puppy classes, off-leash training and aggression management.

Programs

Private lessons are one-on-one with a trainer, with evening and weekend appointments, and are built around the dog's temperament and the family's goals. Immersion board-and-train programs keep the dog at a licensed boarding partner for four to six hours of training a day, followed by private lessons that hand the skills over to the owner. Clients who finish a program can join small specialty group classes, such as advanced off-leash obedience, tricks and trail manners, or book a board and review stay that keeps training fresh while the owner travels.

Behavior work

The branch's reactive and aggressive dog program works on barking, fear, lunging at other dogs, poor socialization and separation anxiety through obedience and behavior modification, and trainers decide case by case whether a dog should wear a muzzle during the work.

Getting started

Training starts with a free consultation and demonstration, where the trainer meets the dog and family and builds a plan before quoting a cost. The program uses its own remote training collar as one of its tools and offers a lifetime training guarantee.