Here is Sit Means Sit Peachtree City’s own Boost getting ready for work. This video was featured as the You Tube Sit Means Sit Reality Dog Training TV’s video of the day.

In this video, which was recently featured as the Sit Means Sit Reality Dog Training Video of the Day, Boost shows his concentration and attention near the Atlanta airport as a plane makes its approach to the runway.

Rodan, our 1 year old Belgian Malinois, makes his second appearance on the Sit Means Sit Reality Dog Training Video of the day!

The staff of Sit Means Sit Peachtree City is proud to have had both of our Dogs, Boost and Rodan, selected as the video of the day on Fred Hassen’s YouTube Reality Dog Training TV.

Sit Means Sit CEO and Founder, Fred Hassen, has become quite the YouTube superstar with his dog training videos.  Fred’s channel gets over 2 million hits a month and he has even been featured in Las Vegas Weekly Magazine.

Las Vegas Weekly : – Sit Means Sit owner Fred Hassen has turned dog-training videos into a viral sensation

Sit Means Sit owner Fred Hassen has turned dog-training videos into a viral sensation

Fred Hassen (the human) and Nash (the dog)

Photo: Bill Hughes

Kohl, a 4-month-old black Labrador retriever puppy, actively tries grabbing a bit of Styrofoam cup from 2-year-old Nash, a Belgian Malinois who’s trying to drop it in the trash per the instructions of Fred Hassen, who’s shooting the whole episode in Sunridge Park in Henderson on his iPhone. It’s just one of the three training videos he’ll shoot that day. Hassen, the founder of Sit Means Sit, is the MacGyver of training videos, using whatever’s available to show his techniques to his millions of YouTube fans. Spotting a small row of tires in sand on a playground, he shoots another video, using them as “tunnels” for agility training. He works using a whistle and a remote, muscle-stimulating, training collar, which he places on my wrist to show how benign it is. When he pushes the button, it feels like someone’s lightly scratching my skin. I nod in agreement.

These videos are serious business, exposing Hassen’s dog-training company to a worldwide audience. They’re also the source of most of his customers, who come in for either dog-training classes or to set up their own franchises. “It took three years to get 3 million views,” says Hassen, who began posting a new video every day last November. “In the last few months, I’ve been getting 2 million views a month.” He’s now a YouTube partner, has 47 franchises throughout the U.S., Canada and Australia, and has appeared on Animal Planet and ESPN. And you thought the only YouTube dog videos worth watching were ones involving sleepwalking and leg-humping.

We invite you to take a look at Fred’s channel to see what Sit Means Sit Dog Training is all about.  If you want your dog to be as happy as our dogs, give us a call at (678) 833-9217 so we can get you started with your free demonstration and evaluation.  With the ease and quickness of our training, it won’t be long before your dog is the next Sit Means Sit Superstar!  We look forward to welcoming you into the Sit Means Sit family!

And now, without further adieu, Boost and Rodan!

Sit Means Sit Peachtree City is proud to have Boost, our Belgian Malinois, featured on Fred Hassen’s Dog Training Reality TV You Tube Channel.  Fred posts a new Sit Means Sit Dog Training video every day, so we are honored to have Boost be today’s video star!

In response to a post by our Sit Means Sit Palm Beach County, Florida location, we are asking you to get involved with Canine Cancer Awareness by sending a Get Well Card to Bullet, a Greyhound rescue. Bullet is battling canine cancer and has been with the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Animal Kindness Unit for almost 3 years. Bullet goes to schools, events, and different shows in an attempt to promote the proper care and handling of family pets.

All you have to do is send him a Get Well Card! The address is below:

Sit Means Sit Peachtree City, on behalf of Sit Means Sit Palm Beach County and the Palm Beach County Sheriffs Department thanks you for your support!

Priceless, if he’s been through Sit Means Sit Dog Training. This video features Boost, our Belgian Malinois, placing on a window sill in Peachtree City!

In this video, Fred Hassen, founder of Sit Means Sit Dog Training, explains the meaning behind why we teach our dogs to sit and not stay

Paul Williams, owner of “Pet Grooming by Paul and Alice,” in Macon, GA, shares his testimonial of how Sit Means Sit Dog Training is working out for him and his new puppy:

Watch Paul transform Lacie the white poodle into a pink poodle! http://www.pinkpoodlemaconga.com/