About Sit Means Sit Dog Training Franklin

Sit Means Sit Dog Training Franklin is one territory of a national franchise; the location page is titled "Sit Means Sit Dog Training Franklin | Williamson County, TN" and the site banner states "A Sit Means Sit Franchise: Now With 157 Franchise Locations". Its street address is in Spring Hill, at 4128 Miles Johnson Pkwy, while its contact page gives the address as "Nashville, TN".

Coverage

The opening line of the territory page is "Sit Means Sit provides professional canine training to the surrounding areas, including Brentwood, Franklin and Spring Hill." Separate landing pages exist for Franklin, Brentwood and Spring Hill, and a service-area list runs from Nashville and Green Hills down through Franklin, Spring Hill and Thompson's Station.

Who runs it

Kyle Folgmann is listed as Owner & Head Trainer. The site says he worked "in the Electric Utilities for over 15 years" before changing career, and that "Kyle is thrilled to bring Sit Means Sit to Nashville with his pet, Willow". Ask what certifications he holds.

Programs

Six are published. Board & Train is pitched at "families that are overwhelmed or have busy, active lives". Day Train is called "our most popular program" and works like this: "You will drop your pet off for 6-8 hours per day to work one-on-one with our trainers", with an owner lesson at every pickup. Private lessons, a puppy course, and a "Lunch & Learn" session for veterinary and grooming staff round it out. Group classes come with a condition worth reading twice: "group sessions are only offered for clients who have passed one of our packages and are interested in advanced, hands-on learning with their furry friend." A reactive and aggressive dog page describes board-and-train work on "aggression, jumping, and barking" and separation anxiety.

Method

The FAQ is direct about the tool. "We use an attention-based dog training system developed by Founder and CEO, Fred Hassen", and one of the tools "we use often in our training program is our customized Sit Means Sit Collar (remote electronic dog training collar)". The same page sets out a three-phase plan that begins with regular collar use and moves toward "phasing out your training aid".

Worth knowing

Almost everything above the trainer biography is franchise copy served identically across territories – the program descriptions and the method FAQ are corporate, not local. The site offers "a free demonstration & consultation", so ask about pricing then.