We did research on dog training for our new rescue pup. Sit Means Sit seemed like a no brainer. The owner and trainer was so professional in accommodating us and our dogs needs. We did 5 one on one sessions and in that time our dog has become significantly more structured, well behaved and we feel we have overall so much more control over him. We look forward to group classes where we can continue to work on our learned skills. Our trainer taught us necessary skills and used helpful analogies to help us understand how dogs think. We feel sooo much more in control of our lives now that we have a dog who is enjoyable to be around. Waking with a single leash is now enjoyable, using commands once to get his attention etc. Highly recommend. read more

We tried sit means sit and it did not work for us. Our dog had scars from the e-collar he had to wear all the time. It will work but the dog is not obedient he just doesn't want to get shocked by the collar. It was an expensive experience for us. read more

I have had a King charles for nearly 2 years now. At 6 months I took her to Sit Means Sit in Menomonee Falls and wth their coaching I was able to train her into an obedient and gentle dog. Annie and I are now moving onto getting certified for use as a therapy dog and handler. SIt means Sit provide me with the skills and confidence to raise a calm and low stress dog. It only works if you have the attitude to make it work. read more

Sit Means Sit - Life with Annie is a joy, she's obedient, playful and stressless and we owe a lot to Sit means SIt, - Pet Training Near Me - Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin

Jason Loomis and Sit Means Sit changed my relationship with my dog Bella. I could not be happier to have trained with him. I have a much better bond with my dog and a new level of trust with her, especially since she was dog aggressive. I highly recommend training with Sit Means Sit! read more

Great trainers. You just can't go wrong with these guys! The staff is friendly and knowledgeable..

Awesome trainers! They changed our lives for the better with our dog Bella. Thanks guys!

Sit Means Sit is the absolute worst thing you can do for your dog. The premise of their training method is that you shock your dog on the first letter of the command you give to them. Before they know what they are supposed to do, you are punishing them. The trainer demonstrated with his own dog, an emotionless pup who was still being shocked the same way, after a year of training. After a week with this method, my pup cries, runs and hides when the collar comes out. Training should be fun, but instead it was torture. I will never subject her to this again! (BTW: they demonstrate the collar for you by having you hold it on the heel of your hand ... which would be valid, if that is where the dog was going to wear it as well, instead of the neck). I would give it zero stars, but it requires at least one. read more

Couldn't ask for anything better! Personable, experienced, and dedicated to helping their clients with any issues big or small. The trainers love their job and it shows! read more

Great experience with this company! You can really tell how much they care for animals and how respectable the company is. I just had a wonderful experience for the second time with this company (sarcasm). The first experience I had was with my anxious 20 week old weimaraner, who was very restless and constantly peeing in the house. I had gotten him at 19 weeks and he had already developed bad habits from basically living in a cage at the breeder. I did a lot of research and found sit means sit online. The company appeared to leverage their appearances on various, major TV stations and had great testimonials. I gave them a call and set up a consult. Basically, I was told that I can do the training, but at 20 weeks, my dog is very young and I might be better off waiting. They were willing to take him and felt they could correct the issues, but I wanted to think about it. After getting the proposal and reviewing the pricing, talking with my vet, and ultimately determining that this was not the time for such a robust training program as it was likely anxiety and a new surrounding more than anything else, I decided to hold off. When I informed my Sit Means Sit Sales Rep/Trainer, he hung up on me. Not really a big deal, since I was not moving forward. Fast forward seven months and I now have a dog that is very well behaved everywhere except when walking around the block we live on in the city. With the issue becoming worse, I felt now was a better time to consider the program. I google Sit Means Sit, and called the number the came up. I went through the 1/2 hour phone call giving them a full description of the issue and set an in house appointment as that seemed to be the best approach since home in the only area the issue occurs. Approximately one hour after setting the appointment, I received a call from the office manager saying I could not work with this location because I already called another location seven months ago and I am now their client. I was frustrated, but called the location I was directed to. Again, I spoke to the trainer I did last time, who remembered me. He said that he would not do a consult and if I wanted to work with them he would send a contract. I would not have a problem if the time in between was two weeks or so, but it has been seven months and I have a real issue occurring at home and would like for him to assess that, not a 20 week old puppy peeing in the house. When I asked him to come to my home to view the behavior he said he would not do that and my only option was to come to him, but he was too busy and would not have time to meet with me for at least two weeks. It was very evident that he was not interested in solving any of my dogs problems and wanted me to sign a contract for a service I was not sure he could provide, and there certainly is no way for him to tell me he could without seeing it. Frustrated, I called the other location again and asked if I could set up a meeting under my finance's name as the level of service I was receiving was very poor and unsatisfying. The office manager was not able to make that decision so she asked the owner to call. While I can appreciate the ethics of him not wanting to take a client from another location, I was calling because I was not satisfied with the other location. After talking in circles for a few minutes, the owner of the business asked why I didn't sign up the first time. I explained to him the above, and his reply was "sounds like you have an anxious dog that has gotten worse because you didn't use our services and are now trying to make this our problem." The conversation did not last long after that. About two hours later I received a call from the location I was originally working with asking me if I contacted another location. When I responded yes, I was told that this is not working out and Sit Means Sit will not take me as a client. While some may see this as acceptable, I found it extremely frustrating and clear, they do not care about the animals. They are simply looking for people that will commit to their high priced dog training during their high pressure sales pitch on the spot. If you want to ask questions or cast doubt on their methods or anything of that sort, be prepared to be treated as if you are completely ignorant to dogs and have created the biggest inconvenience possible for them. This company is a joke and only interested in money, not well behaved companions. The only way this experience could have been worse would have been being forced to swallow the cost and work with the trainer. FYI - you can get the patented collar that only sit means sit sells at cabelas or gander mountain. It is the SportDog collar. They all have great reviews and come with instruction booklets and videos. read more