About Sit Means Sit Dog Training – Fort Worth & Metroplex West

Sit Means Sit in Keller

Sit Means Sit Dog Training – Fort Worth & Metroplex West is the local Sit Means Sit franchise, based in Keller and serving Fort Worth. Its team works with any dog, any age and any problem, from basic manners to bigger behavior challenges, and builds a program around each dog so it learns focus and good behavior amid distractions. New clients start with a free evaluation at 817-697-4002, and the trainers are Canine Good Citizen Evaluators.

Programs

The 15 Day Board & Train is often reserved for aggression and reactivity, therapy or service dog etiquette and emotional support dogs, and includes public outings, two years of follow-up lessons and a year of group training; puppies can split it into 10 days now and 5 later. The 10 Day Board & Train, a client favorite, mixes professional training with owner participation and includes a Canine Good Citizen evaluation. Day Train Plus has the dog train with the team three days a week for two weeks, with three one-on-one lessons for the owner. Skills include come on command, wait at the door, car manners, place, heel, quiet on command and off-leash work. Graduates continue in weekly group classes.

What to ask

Ask what each program costs and which training tools are used.