Sit Means Sit Dog Training Metroplex East

Sit Means Sit offers seven training programs: 15-Day Board & Train (ideal for aggression or busy owners), 10-Day Board & Train (client favorite with owner participation), Day Train Plus (3 days/week for 2 weeks with evening owner sessions), Day Train (3 days/week for 3 weeks with owner involvement), You & Your Dog (one-on-one with homework), Jump Start (hourly sessions for minor issues), and Affordable Basic Programs (5-Day Board & Train or Day Train Express without follow-up). All programs include basic obedience skills like sit, down, come, heel, and quiet. Most include Canine Good Citizen evaluation and ongoing group or follow-up training. Programs are structured to progress from controlled environments to real-world distractions.

Pricing Summary

Prices vary by program and dog’s needs. All programs begin with a free evaluation to determine cost. Board and train programs range from 5 to 15 days, with pricing based on duration and intensity. Day training and private sessions include follow-up lessons. Budget-conscious options are available without group or follow-up training. Financing is offered upon request.

Sit Means Sit Dog Training Metroplex East is a professional dog training business offering off-leash obedience, general obedience, and reactivity training for all breeds. They specialize in personalized training programs tailored to each dog’s age, breed, and temperament, with a focus on helping owners build strong bonds and enjoy time with their dogs. Their unique approach, called the “attention-based training system,” uses a customized remote collar as a gentle cue to gain focus, combined with positive encouragement. They offer multiple program formats including board and train, day training, and in-home sessions, with follow-up lessons and group training included in most packages. Additional services include boarding, day care, swimming, and access to a dog park. Their trainers are certified Canine Good Citizen evaluators and emphasize safety, consistency, and real-world proofing of behaviors. They serve residents in Rockwall, Rowlett, Royse City, Fate, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Garland, Forney, Princeton, and Sunnyvale, and offer door-to-door transport for in-home training demos in select areas.

They promote “train as you live,” ensuring skills transfer to everyday environments. Their 15-day, 10-day, and 5-day board and train programs are ideal for busy owners or dogs with aggression or reactivity issues. Day Train Plus and Day Train combine professional training with owner participation. They also offer budget-friendly options for those who prefer to train independently. All programs include a free evaluation and are backed by ongoing support.

The facility is clean, spacious, and designed for both training and play, with trained staff who are praised for their patience, communication, and compassion. Clients report dramatic improvements in behavior, recall, and confidence, with many dogs excited to return to the facility. The business is part of a national franchise with 157 locations and is committed to revolutionizing the quality of life for dogs through confident, obedient training.

Accomplishments

Trainers are Certified Canine Good Citizen Evaluators. Sit Means Sit is a national franchise with 157 locations, founded on a proprietary attention-based training system developed by CEO Fred Hassen. The system uses technology similar to medical TENS units for safe, adjustable cues. The business is recognized for transforming dogs with aggression, reactivity, and behavioral issues into confident, obedient companions.

How to Get Started!

Begin with a free evaluation and training demo, scheduled by phone or text. During the consultation, trainers assess the dog’s behavior, goals, and lifestyle to recommend a customized training plan. No cost or obligation is involved.