This is a video from the Police K9 Seminar in L.A. this last week. We had 4 solid days of showing what our dogs were capable of doing. In this video you can see two intact male bitting dogs working around each other in close quarters. We are able to demonstrate our ability to have a dog remain calm when necesary or “turn on” and attack on command.
Our head trainer Darrel has been asked to help with the HITS Police K9 Seminar in LA this next week. Unfortunately this forces us to move the workshop back one week from the 24th to the 31st. Sorry for any inconvenience, and we hope you will all still be able to make it. Happy training!
Call with any questions: 207-767-2467
or
312-618-9663
This January 31st is our first all day workshop for the year. Starting 11:00 Sunday morning Chicago Head Trainer Darrel Hager will begin the 5 hour intensive. This is the best and most cost effective way to get introduced to our Sit Means Sit system. Anyone with any breed of dog is invited to participate in the workshop. Early reservations are encouraged.
The interactive one day seminar will teach the students how to effectively communicate with their dog at a distance without the standard practice of yelling. Each student will be instilled with the foundational blocks needed to teach their dogs the basic to advance obedience skills. While almost all dog trainers have certain levels of success, Sit Means Sit is renowned for their consistency and incredible transformation. The true test for any dog owner is in real life distractions such as other dogs, kids, cars and the mailman. Seeing is believing, come bring us your worst four legged nightmare or your prized pooch, you will see and experience why there is a whole new standard of happy pet dogs taking the nation by storm. Everyone achieves results.
Age: at least 5 months.
Skill level: Any
Location: 3833 N. Kilbourn Ave. Chicago Il 60641
Time: 11:00-4:00, January 31st
Price: $99.00 ($125.00 day of) No personal checks.
Sit Means Sit Remote Collars are available for $235.00. OR rental for $20.00
To check availability please contact our new Office Manager Caitlin at: 203-767-2467
I stubbled across this link about weight pulling. Nice little introductory for all of you who are interested in getting into some kind of competition with your dog. Although these sports usually consist of Bulldogs, Pitbulls, Rottweilers, and Malamutes, any breed can enjoy the sport.
Fred Hassen, our Founder and CEO has started a video of the day in which he will post a video every day for the next year. Bravo and I can be seen on todays Video of the Day which was filmed in Canada during a trainers seminar this last summer.
To Keep up with the Sit Means Sit Video of the day you can go to freds link by clicking HERE.
Here’s what one of our Sit Means Sit Trainers wrote about our Sit Means Sit Collar!-
Well here is a good one.
One of our clients has a big Rotti and lives right on the North Shore beach, he takes care of massive property. He was walking his dog and lost the collar. Called me to buy another one and then a day and half later found it rolling in the shore break and the light still blinking, he slapped it on the charger and we gave him two new flat collars and he is back in business.
The unit itself took a “smooth sanding” as it tumbled in and out of the shore break over the days, but it still works and no replacement!
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This last weekend we took the short drive to Winnetka and joined The Hadley School for the Blind with thier Halloween dog event. They had a 2 mile walk as well as a raffle and some vendors. We got rained on and Hailed on, but all in all it was a good time. For the Hadley School Page Click Here.
This is an email I recieved from a deaf couple that I helped out with in Michigan:
Hi Darrell, you’re supper cool dog trainer. You cummunicate with us perfect clearly. Just want to say million thank you for great cummunicte with us. What a awesome, in future you’ll alway welcome back. Hope see you again. Thank you again
Well, I finally got around to changing the phone number on my truck! The Old (608) number will be ending soon, so make sure to put the new one into your phone. 312-618-9663
