Sit Means Sit Dog Training Colorado Springs

Training programs include Basic Obedience (sit, stay, recall, loose-leash walking), Board and Train (residential training for 10–20 days), Private Lessons (in-home or facility-based one-on-one sessions), Puppy Management (foundational skills for new puppies), and Group Classes (follow-up training after intensive programs). Behavioral modification programs target aggression, fear, reactivity, high-distraction environments, and socialization. All programs include lifetime training support and follow-up guidance.

Pricing Summary

Pricing details are not publicly listed; clients are encouraged to schedule a free evaluation to receive customized pricing based on program selection (e.g., board and train, private lessons, group classes). Packages vary by duration and intensity.

Policies

Client must agree to terms and conditions upon scheduling. No specific cancellation or rescheduling policy is stated on the website.

Sit Means Sit Dog Training Colorado Springs offers professional dog training services for dogs of all breeds, sizes, ages, and temperaments in Colorado Springs and surrounding El Paso County areas. They specialize in basic obedience, puppy management, behavior modification for aggression, reactivity, fear, anxiety, and high-distraction environments, as well as off-leash training. Their signature Sit Means Sit training system emphasizes enforceable commands and off-leash control, even in challenging situations. They provide multiple program formats including private lessons, board and train, group classes, and puppy-specific training. Their trainers are certified and experienced, with owners Cindy and Clay Hunt having over 20 years of combined experience and AKC champion titles. They offer lifetime training support to clients and are a certified AKC Canine Good Citizen® evaluator. They also partner with Scheels to donate service dogs to veterans.

They train dogs with severe behavioral issues including dog and people aggression, separation anxiety, leash pulling, barking, jumping, and potty training. Their facility-based programs include daily training sessions, and clients receive updates and follow-up support. They use e-collars, pinch collars, and other tools as part of a balanced training approach, and their methods are designed for long-term results with real-world application.

They serve clients across Colorado Springs and nearby communities, offer free evaluations, and have received numerous testimonials praising their results, especially with difficult or special-needs dogs including deaf dogs and highly reactive pets.

Accomplishments

Owners Cindy and Clay Hunt have over 20 years of combined experience. Cindy has achieved AKC Champion Titles on 9 dogs and qualified for the AKC National Eukanuba Invitational twice. The business is a certified AKC Canine Good Citizen® evaluator and partners with Scheels to donate service dogs to veterans.

How to Get Started!

Prospective clients can schedule a free evaluation by filling out an online form or calling to discuss their dog’s needs. The evaluation includes an assessment of the dog’s behavior and recommendations for the most suitable training program.