Sit Means Sit Dog Training Pittsburgh North

Sit Means Sit Pittsburgh North offers several training programs. The Day Training Sessions combine immersive training with obedience classes, providing one-on-one attention from professional dog trainers to address issues like leash walking, biting, and aggression. This program is ideal for owners seeking direct professional involvement and specialized training for behavioral issues.

The Board & Train Program is designed for busy families, offering a full immersion experience where dogs stay for intensive one-on-one training. This program focuses on developing necessary skills, correcting bad behaviors, and ensuring the dog understands rules, boundaries, and can combat real-world distractions upon return.

The Puppy Management Program targets puppies within their first 20 weeks, focusing on shaping them into well-behaved and obedient dogs. It covers basic housing, potty training, preventing biting/chewing, and helping puppies become comfortable, confident, obedient, and friendly, including loose leash walking and socialization around other dogs.

Private Lessons provide a hands-on, one-on-one experience where owners and their dogs are taught together. These tailored sessions offer 100% of the trainer’s attention, covering specific goals such as doorbell manners, potty training, and preventing jumping on guests. They can also assist with training a dog to become a therapy dog.

Sit Means Sit Dog Training Pittsburgh North provides transformative dog training services for dogs of all ages and breeds in the Butler, Beaver, and Allegheny counties, and the Greater Pittsburgh area. They aim to foster and nurture the bond between dogs and their owners through various programs, helping owners achieve the dog they never thought was possible.

Their training goes beyond basic obedience, addressing a wide range of behavioral issues such as puppy behavior, leash walking, jumping, off-leash recall, aggression, anxiety, separation anxiety, biting, and potty training. They offer personalized approaches to ensure specific needs are targeted, whether for a new puppy or an older dog with bad habits.

The business is a Sit Means Sit franchise, part of a larger network of 157 locations across the US and Canada. They emphasize delivering top-notch results and transforming dogs into trusted companions.

Accomplishments

Matt Luxton is the head trainer for Sit Means Sit Pittsburgh North. He transitioned from a career in education to dog training after experiencing the positive impact of the Sit Means Sit program on his own rescued dog. Matt is a certified dog trainer through Sit Means Sit. The business operates as a franchise of Sit Means Sit, which has 157 locations across the US and Canada.

How to Get Started!

To get started, clients can schedule a free, no-obligation evaluation or training demo. They are encouraged to contact the business via phone, email, or by filling out a form.