Bob, I would like to thank you for training my family in helping them
understand me better. By teaching them the proper way to talk to me and
redirect my loving enthusiasm in fun and happy way, it has made our lives so
much more enjoyable. Because I am still a puppy, I get scared, nervous, and
sometimes, I do not know what I want, but the skills, techniques and bond
forged by your training helps us get through it without the yelling and
frustration. My daily walks with Mommy are a pleasure for both of us and
learning my “Place” when friends visit makes them happy to see me. Again,
thank you for your gentle patience and calm demeanor.

Lacey

P.S.
Tell Kacey I miss our play time together.

As for our star- everyday he astonishes me with what he picks up- even with out the
collar he is incredibly responsive to me. He has mastered some more tricks and
commands some of which he will do by hand signal or voice which I thought was
cool. We had a boy over the house who is scared of dogs and my 5 year old(he is her
friend) took Dragon to him and showed him all his “tricks” on her own and told him
to do it- and he did everything. His mom told me all he talks about is the cool
pink dog that does tricks for him. The pink part was that they play with side walk
chalk and for some reason he loves to roll in it so that day he was the color pink
My 5 and 6 year old have great control with him- my 2 year would but I dont
think he understands a word she is saying to him

Hands down Dragon is the BEST dog ever!!! And we thank you for that!!
I hope all is well and that your business is well! Feel free to keep in touch!

Stacy B

I recently had the privilege of attending a three day course offered by Pet Tech to become an instructor in Pet CPR and First Aid. The course was taught by Thom Somes who is the President of Pet Tech. Pet Tech is the first international training center dedicated to First Aid, CPR & Care for dogs and cats. We received instruction in teaching a wide variety of pet related issues and health concerns. This included but was not limited to:

-Pet CPR
-Rescue Breathing
-Heat & Cold Injuries
-10 situations that require immediate veterinary assistance
-Bandaging and Bleeding Protocols
-The 3 things you should do for your pet every day
-ABC’s of Pet First Aid Snout-To-Tail Assessment
-How to put together your own Pet First Aid Kit
-Dental Issues
-Assisting that senior dog
And Much, Much More .

Sit Means Sit of Palm County is proud to be hosting classes for the instruction of pet CPR & First Aid. Anyone that has a pet or interacts with dogs and cats on a professional level can be well served by taking this course. More information on this will be coming soon as to locations, dates and times.