Every dog starts off in Transitional group class (unless you have an aggressive dog). Once they are ready they will go through level testing. Based on those results, your trainer will inform you whether you need to continue training in Transitional or can move into the Advanced group.

There is a strict cancelation policy of 4 hours before the group class. We want to make sure that nobody misses an opportunity to come because someone else cannot make it for some reason and didn’t cancel. There will be a $25 no-show fee or that class will be deducted from your total allotment of group classes.

Please call our office at 512-348-7833 for this information.

Yes! Existing clients have the following purchase options:
– individual classes for $35 each
– package of 15 classes for $300 (with a 6 month expiration date)
– package of 30 classes for $500 (with a 1 year expiration date)
Please give our office a call if you’d like to add group classes to your existing program!

In most cases, no. Group classes are included as part of your program because they are beneficial to your overall success. You are not obligated to attend, but any group classes not completed before the expiration date will be forfeited. If there is an unexpected circumstance, such as moving out of state for a new job, please reach out to our office and we will work with you to make the best use of classes remaining or potentially seeing about transferring the remaining group to a new Sit Means Sit location. 

It’s a possibility! Every Sit Means Sit location makes their own rules about transferring group, and if they even offer group classes in the first place. Please give our office a call and we can help look into the Sit Means Sit nearest your new home and will find out if group classes will transfer and what limitations there may be. 

Unfortunately group classes can not be paused. We include 6 months to 1 year of time to use the group classes with the expectation that there will be periods of time that you can not attend due to illness, travel, life changes, etc. With group classes being offered several times per week, even if you have to take off periods of time here and there, you should still have plenty of opportunity to use your group classes around other events in your life. 

We specialize in training for aggressive and reactive dogs and have a group class specifically designed to help with that problem area! Once you’ve completed the foundational part of training and learned how to manage your reactive pup, our Feisty Fido group class will provide a safe outlet for you to practice having positive interactions between your dog and others who are working towards the same goals. Dogs in Feisty Fido class are always muzzled for everyone’s safety and class attendance is limited to keep the class completely under control. 

In most cases we will hold class unless the weather has become dangerous. We all know Texas weather is unpredictable and changes very quickly, so we will typically wait as long as possible before making the decision to cancel a class. We do hold classes in the heat, as well as in the rain. Please bring appropriate necessities (water for you and your dog when it’s hot, towels to wipe muddy paws before re-entering the car when it’s rainy, etc). If a class is cancelled, we will notify all clients via email and/or text, so please check your devices before leaving for group class if the weather looks iffy. 

Snagging a spot in a popular class can take some planning ahead. The scheduling system will only show classes taking place in the next 14 days, including today, but space is limited. Our best advice is to figure out which group class time works for you, and to try to sign up shortly after it becomes bookable (basically 12 – 13 days before the class). Most classes don’t become fully booked until about 3- 5 days before the class, so there is some wiggle room, but if you’ve been struggling finding open classes, planning ahead will most certainly help. You are also welcome to call our office if you need additional assistance.  

It depends on how fast you can test out of transitional, see above for our testing dates and requirements.