ABOUT THE PARK
Our fenced off-leash park is located on two acres in the heart of Peachtree City and is open to Fayette County residents. It has a wood chipped base, trees and a gazebo for shade, and cleared areas for free running of the dogs. There is approximately 1 3/4 acres which is recommended for dogs over 30 pounds, the remaining in a separate fenced in area for small and senior dogs only. We now have a water fountain, but you may want to bring a water bowl.
MISSION STATEMENT
The Peachtree City Dog Park Association is a 501 (c) 3, all volunteer organization dedicated to providing the residents of Fayette County, Georgia with an off leash park for dogs. We strive to create a safe, secure, fenced area for dogs to play and socialize. The Association will promote responsible dog ownership and community education through our events and meetings.
"Before "Sit Means Sit" dog training Kirby would not rest for a minute now he (and I) are enjoying time at home doing absolutely nothing
Thanks for all your help with Kirby" Lisa McCarthy and Kirby - Buford GA
Our mission is to provide training programs that result in a happy, confident and satisfied owner, as well as a happy, confident, and obedient dog. After all, the first step in enjoying a long, rewarding relationship with your dog is effective training that lasts a lifetime. To do this, we’ve created programs that not only train your dog quickly but also teach you how to control your dog at all times, even in severe distractions; the REAL world! Upon completing our program, you will confidently: Walk your dog off-leash, Control any acts of aggression, Call your dog and be rewarded with immediate obedience, Gain control while still showing your affection. Plus, you’ll be able to quickly control bad or annoying behaviors like: Jumping Up, Excessive Barking, Running Away, Destructive Behavior, Separation Anxiety, Leash Pulling, Soiling the House, Nipping & Chewing, Aggression. Our programs include puppy management, basic and advanced obedience, behavior modification, aggressive dog training, one-on-one and group training; all aimed at giving you and your dog the highest levels of fun and control around severe distractions. It’s hard to forge a deep friendship with your dog when they are chewing up your furniture, soiling your carpets, jumping uncontrollably or nipping at your friends and kids! Our training methodology puts you in charge so you can move beyond bad behavior and begin to more thoroughly enjoy your relationship with your dog.
We always offer a FREE demonstration and consultation for you and your dog before any decisions are made for training. Please take a look at our video and testimonial sections to get a great idea of what Sit Means Sit can do for you. Then give our office a call and we’ll look forward to meeting you!
Sit Means Sit Dog Training Atlanta, Revolutionizing the World of Dog Training!
“When I adopted my Goldendoodle, Sassy in August of 2007 everyone told me she was going to be BIG. We live in a townhome complex in Atlanta with many senior citizen residents. Sassy is all enthusiasm and loves everybody with total abandon so I knew that I was going to have to get her training to prevent her from jumping on everyone. I went online and looked at training alternatives and called Sit Means Sit. Darin was at our door a couple of days later with his dogs and showed me how well behaved a Sit Means Sit trained dog can be. Sassy and I took the plunge and in two one hour sessions she had the sit, down and heal commands in her vocabulary. We have been going to the Saturday classes for about a year now and Sassy just loves it! Darin Vanessa, Alex and Chris have been wonderful. Each one of them knows how to handle a variety of breed personalities (even the ones of questionable origin) and have truly met their calling. They make class fun for ALL the dogs - and owners too! Sassy passed her CGC in September (something I’m sure she wouldn’t have been able to do without Sit Means Sit) and is a polite happy girl! She didn’t get as big as predicted but Sassy has a giant personality and lives up to her name. Thanks Darin, Vanessa, Alex and Chris for helping the Sassy Girl and me bond in the best way possible.”
“We have a very large golden doodle, Howard, and we wanted him to be very well behaved and easy to handle, particularly as he is a big dog. We started with a food reward training program and very quickly learned our boy is too easily distracted to take a food bribe over rough housing with another dog. Then we went to ‘clicker school’. He didn’t even hear the clicker if he was distracted. Then a friend told us about Sit Means Sit and Darin came to visit and in 30 minutes showed us real training and real results. Sit Means Sit gave us the tools and the training to train Howard and so that we can expect - even more importantly RELYON - great behavior. Everyone who comes to our home comments on Howard and how well behaved he is. I can walk him off-leash in our neighborhood with total confidence, I can meet anyone walking an untrained dog and know Howard won’t get caught up in anything and we can do so many things that are impossible with a poorly behaved dog at your side. The training is a process but it’s clear and straightforward. You need to be consistent so your pooch knows what you want from him and yes, of course, it takes up a few hours but every second will be time well spent. We can even take him to the group sessions to brush up on anything that we‘ve gotten a bit careless with and that’s always a great experience because we still learn a few new ideas and I can ask for help with anything new that’s come up for Howard. We’ve also seen some amazing transformations at the groups sessions in dogs who have had specific needs and issues and we’re always blown away by how the trainers work with every dog and get the best out of every dog. I can’t help but love everything about Sit Means Sit - I wish every dog (and owner) had the benefit of the training they offer. Howard’s awesome and we couldn’t be happier. I think you may be seeing our neighbor’s dog this weekend (Stedman, a beagle). I know you can help him. Hope we get chance to say hi, otherwise we’ll see you in Alpharetta at class sometime.”-Angie & Steven Gawreletz (and Howard Huge)
This is Sasha, a Belgian Malinois and dog training client of Sit Means Sit of Atlanta. When not being wrongly accused or falsely inprisoned Sasha can be found hanging around with her owner Dave, manager at the Pet Basket. The Pet Basket specializes in dog gifts for every dog breed and pet gift baskets for the dog lover including dog toys and dog treats for every occasion. Be sure to stop in to see Dave and Sasha. Be sure to tell him that Sit Means Sit sent you!
