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    Sit Means Sit

    4.7 (26 reviews)
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    Private dog training

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    Bark in The Park Excellent Training

    This is a Great training. I was not sure if our Goldendoodle could do this because she was quite stubborn. We did not start With her till 6 months. With our consistency and our excellent trainer Pupp being very patient with her and us, she really started working well and following the training. The reassurance that we could email, text, and call for anything or issues that come up was super helpful. We have another puppy coming and we feel more ready for him knowing the techniques to make great family dogs. Pupp really knows what she is doing with these dogs and does not give up on them.

    Sit means sit was a great choice for us. Pupp is our trainer and we have finished the program and are onto the weekly classes. We have 3 small children and a hyper aussiedoodle. Pupp has given us so many tools and helped train our dog so we can actually enjoy her instead of being frustrated. They are a life long training program which is awesome so we can always go back with no extra cost to us and she is great at answering questions. She even helped us learn how to do fun tricks with our dog. I can't recommend them enough. They have really helped improve our life with our dog.

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    Brianna M.

    Danielle is AMAZING! We have two pups who are now just over a year old, originally when we first went got the two pups(9weeks) we were with a different training company, BIG mistake! After training them ourselves for a bit, we decided that we (my sister and I) needed a bit of help to curb that behavior that we didn't know how to correct ourselves(ex. pulling while walking, continuous barking when someone was at the door.) My sister found Danielle and SMS training company while she was walking the two hyenas at Seward Park. My sister and I decided to take a chance with another training company since it was a free consultation, and boy are we glad that we did! We signed up with Danielle and decided to do the training ourselves. After just one lesson with Danielle we started seeing a huge improvement with both pups behavior! We have been using SMS training now for about a month are continuing to see more and more improvements in the two pups! We get so many compliments on how well behaved our two pups are while taking them out and about the greater Seattle area! Would definitely recommend SMS Seattle for all your training! -Ponyo and Yoshi (and family) says thanks for all our help Danielle we are well on our way to becoming super well behaved pups with your help!

    Leslie R.

    Sit Means Sit is amazing! Danielle trained my rhodesian ridgeback (and me!). After the first training session, my dog wasn't jumping on people anymore. After the second one, she didn't pull on her leash and would walk right next to me. Now I can take her anywhere with me, off leash or on, and I get so many compliments on her behavior. It's amazing to be able to take my best friend with me anywhere, any time, and not worry about her jumping on people or whining and being nervous or being aggressive towards other dogs. Sit Means Sit was completely worth it. The group classes are great, too! It's just an all around good program. I'd recommend it to anyone, no matter how old, aggressive, skittish, whatever your dog is. They can work miracles.

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    Sit Means Sit - pet_training - Updated July 2026

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