Dog Training In Murfreesboro TN
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Sit Means Sit Murfreesboro, owned by Teddy Wall and Susie Tramel, provides professional training and puppy obedience training in Smyrna, Walterhill, Christiana, Rockvale, Lascassas, and surrounding Rutherford County areas. Our expert trainers offer a variety of training programs to cater to your needs, whether you have a mischievous puppy or an older dog with deeply ingrained bad habits.
Have you seen dogs that can walk with their owners down the street or act well-behaved in stores, outdoor seating restaurants, and other public places? Have you thought to yourself, “I wish my dog could behave like this in public?” Sit Means Sit can help. Whether you have a mischievous puppy or an older dog with deeply ingrained bad habits, we tailor our programs to suit dogs of any age and any breed with any behavioral issue. We are dedicated to providing top-notch obedience training for your furry friend.
We offer multiple programs to cater to your needs. Furthermore, we focus on training dogs to have the obedience you would see at the highest competitive level. Our program transforms your pet to solve the most difficult problems. While our goal outcome is training them to be distraction-free to the point of being dependable off leash, we also deal with problem behaviors including, but not limited to jumping, mouthing, chewing, not coming when called, leash pulling, barking, unruly behavior, aggression, etc.
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Sit Means Sit offers Murfreesboro, TN, and surrounding areas, professional training classes for dogs from all walks of life. Whether dog owners are looking for private lessons, basic manners skills, puppy manners, or behavior modification board and train packages, our professional dog trainers have expert dog behavior knowledge and use the best training methods to help you train the family pet of your dreams.
Clients who have graduated from any of our private dog training, new puppy training, or boarding programs are invited to further their basic obedience training in group dog training classes. The curriculum in group classes is more than learning basic manners. Instead, it is an amazing experience for strengthening socialization, playing on an obstacle course, learning advanced skills, and generalizing manners around new distractions and other dogs.
Other dog training businesses tend to leave pet parents to their own devices after completing private lessons, obedience classes, and puppy training. Our experienced trainers understand that dog training is a lifelong journey, and we are dedicated to supporting you and your canine companion every step of the way, even after graduation and the rest of your dog’s life! We teach you the foundation skills you need while refreshing handling skills for both you and your dog.
In the dog training world, learning good handling skills and working with your dog in many different distracting environments is called “generalization.” Part of our mission in group classes is for your dog to take their good puppy manners and obedience skills and learn to generalize these behaviors in any situation. That means they will ignore a barking dog while on a neighborhood walk or an off-leash hike, not jump on your family members, or jump on strangers. Even learn to “leave it” whether you drop a boring piece of kibble or a high-quality steak. Group classes are also great for dogs that need a refresher for some of their manners; dog training is a journey, and sometimes they forget!
Understand the idea that dog training is a journey, our dog trainers have curated a curriculum where your new puppy becomes a well-behaved adult dog. Your dog already has the foundation of good manners and dog obedience training from our other programs, now it is time to improve their social skills, problem-shoot behavior issues, and learn more about our training tools. Most dogs can effectively communicate in an environment with no distractions, but we offer real-life scenarios with other dogs and their owners. During group classes, you will build confidence while expanding your skill set with a new dog training community. All under the supervision and with the personalized attention of our professional trainers!
Why This is Different Than Other Training Programs
Other dog training classes fail to recognize the importance of providing safe distractions in the training environment. It is wonderful that your dog has mastered loose leash walking in a sterile training facility, but will they continue that good behavior outside when they see a squirrel run out of them, or leave it if you drop human food on the ground? You have signed up for obedience classes because of your dog’s poor manners, it should be the perfect opportunity to perfect new skills for the real world!
You cannot only train your dog in a perfect environment and expect them to maintain those skills. There is no choice but to focus on their owner. However, as a dog learns their commands, you can increase the distractions so they can learn these good behaviors, where they are, what noises they hear, or what they see. The experienced trainer at Sit Means Sit will help build confidence around all distractions so that your dog can maintain perfect on and off-leash control no matter what critter runs in front of them. Communication and obedience are the keys to seeing your dog succeed and master your training goals.
Our group training classes provide a fun and safe way to build confidence and learn new social skills while practicing basic commands in real-life scenarios. We create situations and meet-ups with new dogs and strangers so you have a perfect opportunity to perfect training skills using our proven training methods.
Many dog owners think of socialization as simply letting their dogs interact with other dogs, people, or animals without being aggressive, reactive, or showing anxiety. However, it is just as important (if not more!) to socialize your pup to ignore these distractions and focus on you. Instead, train your dog in a dog-friendly outdoor area, politely and ignoring encountering family, other dogs, animals, critters, and new humans. Not every person or animal wants to be greeted by even the friendliest doggy, and it is important to remember that when you are out on-leash or off-leash.
We help you problem-solve any behavior issues so that you can trust your dog anywhere, both on and off leash! Take them off-leash at the dog park and trust they won’t chase deer. Or drop them off for nail trims, knowing they will be the best-behaved dog at the grooming salon.
Our training staff’s biggest priority is to create a safe environment where both dogs and their owners feel comfortable enough to learn and improve social skills. We encourage pet parents to be in control, but are always there to help your dog learn. You are your dog’s #1 person, and most dogs thrive on this kind of personalized attention from their owners. Our clients often tell us they see significant improvement and can effectively communicate with their canine companion after only the first week!
Group classes are not all basic obedience training and social skills. Learning fun tricks or obstacle courses helps your dog learn to listen, understand, and trust you. They learn not only to be confident in themselves but also to trust you as their pet parent because you have learned to effectively communicate. Behavior issues seem to fade away as they are conditioned, instead of reacting or focusing their attention on you. We build on the foundation skills they learned in puppy manners or private lessons to create a more rounded pup and a better family pet.
Another benefit to group classes is the availability and continual support for your dog training. For example, if your pup starts stealing food, we can help overcome this bad habit using the basic manners and commands that are in your dog’s foundation toolbox. Join us and group classes and we will eliminate that bad habit quickly with a little training in first aid. Our experienced trainers love helping our local Murfreesboro dogs transform into the most well-behaved pups with lots of patience and their favorite treats!
New To Sit Means Sit
At Sit Means Sit, we offer group classes to dogs and their pet parents who have finished our other basic obedience training courses, like puppy training and private dog training. This guarantees the safety of both dogs and their owners while allowing us the opportunity to make sure your pup is prepared for learning more advanced skills. Training as a group should be beneficial to the whole community, and there should be no anxiety or concern that your dog is not ready for it. Your dog trainer will let you know if you are ready for group training classes. Be careful, it might be your favorite part of the training process. Both you and your pup will want to come back for more dog training classes!
We offer dog obedience training and behavior modification to all dogs from all backgrounds. Dogs learn from training methods, whether it is a brand-new puppy from a breeder, or an adult dog recently adopted from the local shelter. We help pet parents perfect loose leash walking, off-leash skills, and socialization, no matter the age, breed, or behavioral challenges. We listen and work on your personal goals, whether that is to become an agility dog or service dog, or you just want to go to the dog park with no anxiety!
If you are planning on continuing your dog’s skill set with advanced education, we highly recommend you look into the American Kennel Club’s Canine Good Citizen certification program (or CGC). A dog with their CGC has proven exceptional manners, basic obedience, as well as excellent social skills. This title is the first step for pet parents considering working towards becoming a service dog or therapy dog team.
Dog owners come to us looking for professional dog trainers who give personalized attention, understand dog behavior, have a vast knowledge of proven training methods, and can offer solutions and results. Our expert trainers deliver on those expectations, curated puppy classes, group dog training classes, and private lessons designed so that each dog succeeds. Our mission is to encourage learning through individualized attention and group classes that allow both you and your dog to be successful in the real world.
If you are ready to improve your relationship with your pup, as well as meet some new, cool, like-minded people, then call us today for a free evaluation as well as a special training demonstration with one of our dog trainers. During this consultation, a staff member will discuss any behavioral challenges, fear issues, or bad habits you might be experiencing with your furry friend. From there, we can direct you toward the appropriate training program and pair you with one of our professional trainers. We will also give you an estimate for training costs. Make sure to bring your up-to-date, complete vaccination records. Safety and health are a priority for our obedience classes, for your canine companion and other dogs.
During our private lessons and group classes, it is important that we not only help you establish a bond with your dog based on basic manners skills, confidence, and trust, but that you also learn to trust us as your dog trainer. We are dedicated to being there for any training needs during the entirety of your dog’s life. We are excited to start this amazing journey with both you and your dog!
Day Trains
It’s not a daycare program, it’s a training program! Drop your dog off, or let us pick them up, and they will spend the entire day with our professional dog trainers. We’ll work to correct problem behaviors, help with anxiety management, build positive habits and even practice socialization skills by taking field trips to dog-friendly, public locations. At the end of the day, we’ll give you a quick consultation to go over what your dog learned throughout the day so you can keep training dogs at your own home! If you’re looking for a fast, easy, and effective way to train your dog to behave, our day train programs are a great option. We cover the basics of sit, stay, lay down, heel and loose leash walking.
Upon the conclusion of this program, your pet will have the ability to:
- Come on command (Recall)
- Sit
- Sit at a distance
- Walk next to you (Heel)
- Down
- Down at a distance
- Door manners (Will wait at the door)
- Place (Position your dog on an object)
- Stop Barking on Command
- Manage Aggressive Behaviors
- Manage Bad Digging Behaviors
- Manage Submissive Behaviors
- Know their boundaries
Come find out why it’s our most popular program! Contact us today to get started.
Board & Train
Give your dog the ultimate training vacation with our board and train programs! When your dog comes to stay with us for 5 consecutive days, they’ll get the superstar treatment both day and night. Like our other programs, we’ll work to correct problem behaviors, build positive habits, and even practice socialization skills by taking field trips to dog-friendly public locations. After the board & train, we’ll transfer the leadership to you during your private pick-up lesson. If you’re looking for top-rated boarding and effective dog training programs all in one place, our board and train program is perfect for you and your pup!
Upon the conclusion of this program, your pet will have the ability to:
- Come on command (Recall)
- Sit
- Sit at a distance
- Walk next to you (Heel)
- Down
- Down at a distance
- Door manners (Will wait at the door)
- Place (Position your dog on an object)
- Stop Barking on Command
- Manage Aggressive Behaviors
- Manage Bad Digging Behaviors
- Manage Submissive Behaviors
- Know their boundaries
Contact us today to get started.
Hybrid Private Lessons
If you enjoy working your own dog, then our one-on-one lessons will give you the support needed under the supervision of a professional trainer. We get the ball rolling by spending the day with your dog to start the foundation for you. Then you will take the reins; this will allow you to build a solid bond with your dog that will be unbreakable. We will give you the tools and guidance for you to teach your fur baby high obedience on your own with our support. At the end of each lesson, you will get tasks to complete in order to build upon the next lesson. Whether you need intensive training for a new puppy or want to break bad habits in an older dog, our hybrid private lessons give you the knowledge and tools needed to help your furry friend succeed at home.
Upon the conclusion of this program, your pet will have the ability to:
- Come on command (Recall)
- Sit
- Sit at a distance
- Walk next to you (Heel)
- Down
- Down at a distance
- Door manners (Will wait at the door)
- Place (Position your dog on an object)
- Stop Barking on Command
- Manage Aggressive Behaviors
- Manage Bad Digging Behaviors
- Manage Submissive Behaviors
- Know their boundaries
Ready to start building a relationship with your pup that will last a lifetime? Contact us today to learn more about what our private lessons have to offer!
Puppy Consultation
Got a new puppy? Congrats! As you now know, it takes time to prepare your puppy for the real world. You have to complete multiple rounds of vaccinations, get them chipped, find the right food…and the list goes on and on. Adopting a new puppy can be stressful – luckily, Sit Means Sit is here to help. Our puppy consultation aims to help fill the gap between the day you bring your new puppy home and his or her final round of necessary vaccinations when they can officially enroll in our top-rated puppy training classes. We’ll work one-on-one with your new furry friend, using food-based training to build a solid foundation, help your new dog socialize, and gain confidence. Our puppy consultation is the best way to get your new pet off on the right paw, and to prevent any behavioral issues as you set the foundation for the future! If you’ve recently adopted a new puppy, a consultation at Sit Means Sit is a necessity. Our puppy training classes are designed to give your new furry friend the best start in life.
Here at Sit Means Sit, we proudly use a variety of proven-effective training methods and helpful tools to achieve the goals of the customer and their dog.
The Sit Means Sit mission:
Revolutionizing the quality of life with happy, obedient, and confident dogs.
We know that no two dogs are the same, and we work hard to create a customized training approach that fits our customer’s diverse personalities as well as a personalized program that will result in the best possible training experience for both dog and owner each time. We pride ourselves on being able to maintain a happy and relaxed attitude in our dogs and work with their safety, comfort, and happiness in mind during all of our training programs. When you choose to train your furry friend with the help of Sit Means Sit, you can rest assured that they are in good hands. Whether you’re looking to prevent behavioral issues in a new puppy or correct existing habits in an older dog, Sit Means Sit can help you and your pet succeed!
Start your pup off on the right paw by giving us a call at (629) 772-3647 or fill out our free evaluation form to get started with our top-rated, personalized training programs!
FAQs
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Each of our dog training programs is custom-tailored to the specific situation. There are a number of factors that we evaluate prior to building a training package for you, such as your dog's age, temperament, previous training, as well as the desired goals of the dog's parents. What will work for one dog and owner won't necessarily fit well with another. Because of these factors, we offer a free demonstration & consultation as an opportunity to meet with your family as well as your dog to gain insight into the unique circumstances that affect your dog training. During the demonstration, we will evaluate the factors and develop a training plan for your dog and family. From the training plan, we will be able to give you an accurate idea of the cost to accomplish your goals. There is no cost or obligation associated with the free demonstration.
Sit Means Sit uses a variety of training methods and training aids to achieve the goals of our dog owners and their pets.
The Sit Means Sit mission:
Revolutionizing the quality of life with happy, obedient, and confident dogs.
With this mission in-mind, we customize our training sessions to meet with our customer's personality as well as what will result in the best possible training experience for both dog and owner. As you view our portfolio of dog training videos, we hope that you will pay close attention to the attitude of all the dogs trained by Sit Means Sit. We pride ourselves on being able to maintain a happy and relaxed attitude in our dogs.
Sit Means Sit specializes in a diversified approach to dog training. We use an attention-based dog training system developed by Founder and CEO, Fred Hassen. This approach utilizes a variety of training tools to enable our trainers to gain the dog’s attention even in distracting situations. One of the tools that we use often in our training program is our customized Sit Means Sit Collar (remote electronic dog training collar). The reason we choose to utilize technology in our training is obvious when you understand the advantages that technology allows us.
Firstly, Sit Means Sit firmly believes in safe dog training. The technology we employ is 100% safe for dogs and humans. The Sit Means Sit Collar uses state of the art digital technology to control the output from the collar to prevent it from harming your dog. The technology that is utilized in the construction of our collar is similar technology to “electronic muscle stimulators” and “TENS” units. You may be familiar with the use of these devices in the medical field (they are very common in the Chiropractic and Physical Therapy fields) or perhaps you’ve seen devices advertised on TV as “electronic muscle massagers”. These devices essentially use low-level, adjustable electronic stimulation to creating muscle contractions. In the medical field, they are used as tools to help alleviate pain, promote blood circulation and encourage healing.
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In the dog training field, specifically Sit Means Sit, remote dog training collars are used as a tool to provide a remote controlled cue. The cue is designed to neither cause pain nor to disrupt the dog’s emotional state, but rather to function as an adjustable “tap”. The approach used by Sit Means Sit trainers is to treat the “tap” from the collar as a cue for the dog to pay attention. This is no different than tapping a person on the shoulder to gain their attention. The goal of tapping them on the shoulder is not to hurt them or cause emotional distress, but rather to let them know that you want to communicate something to them.
The “tap” delivered from the Sit Means Sit Collar is a highly adjustable sensation that can be set to levels that are often imperceptible to people. Obviously this adjustability is necessary because some dogs are sensitive, while others are quite tough. There is no way to determine what levels your dog will respond to until you begin to train them with a collar. Another reason why the collars are so adjustable is because distractions from the environment are never consistent. Relate this to training with a treat. How many times will that treat work perfectly indoors, but fails to maintain your dog’s attention when a cat is running by. Sit Means Sit has found that dogs can be taught to pay attention around extreme distractions very effectively.
During the fundamental Sit Means Sit training, the dogs and handlers are taught how to condition their dog to the collar in a constructive and positive manner. By adjusting the level of the collar appropriately for the dog and the situation, as well as linking the tap from the collar with an item of high value, we can effectively teach the dog that the “tap” from the collar is related to something of value. This approach to fundamentals allows for a smooth transition into distraction training and off leash control through attention to command.
You can relate the advantages that a Sit Means Sit Collar can provide you in dog training with the advantages that a state-of-the-art smartphone provides you. Cell phones these days are no longer just phones, but mini-computers with built-in cameras, internet access and applications. These tools enhance our communication with others, allow for a diversified means of gathering and sharing information as well it’s just flat out cool what can be done with them, provided you have the knowledge. You can still choose to use you old-fashioned wall-mount telephone in your kitchen if you like, but now you’re restricted to the the length of the cord, and it’s not exactly easy to send photos to your in-laws using that wall-mount phone. Effectively limiting what you can do while you’re talking on the phone. There’s nothing wrong with doing things that way, it’s just limiting. This same relationship can also be said of using a leash to train your dog. It’s just limiting. With a smartphone you can do it all from the convenience of wherever you want.
Building on the premise of safety, the use of a remote controlled cue allows for greater freedom of communication, and in turn more efficient training through the enhancement of near-instantaneous timing. Being able to re-direct your dog’s energy or attention while he is at a distance from you greatly enhances the reliability you can achieve in a short period of time. It's also allows for you to communicate with your dog without confrontation from yelling. Also, the uniqueness of the Sit Means Sit approach stands head and shoulders above other technology-based dog training systems because of our ability to establish a neutral communication system allowing for unprecedented problem solving abilities, and through our enhanced communication skills a truly politically correct training approach. We invite you to view our training first-hand by contacting us for a free demonstration with a local trainer.
Training with a remote dog training collar like the Sit Means Sit dog training collar is really no different than training your dog with a leash or with treats. Reinforcement in any form is a required and necessary part of your dog's life. Even after they are trained, it will still be necessary to maintain your rules and boundaries. This is really no different than we encounter with people learning to drive a car. Obtaining your driver's license only shows that you understand the rules of the road, and have demonstrated your ability to operate a car safely. It does not guarantee that you will stop at every stop sign, and drive the speed limit all the time. Obviously there are a lot of factors that change as you drive, and some drivers are more honest than others. The bottom line however is that there are police officers responsible for maintaining the law and enforcing the rules that we have agreed to.
When looking at dog training from this standpoint, it easy to see how reinforcement of rules will be inevitable at some point. Every dog is different though, and some dogs require more or less reinforcement than others.
The good news is that proper and thorough training including our puppy training classes, will result in your dog being more reliable even without training equipment or training ‘aids’ as we call them. Training your dog to be reliable without a Sit Means Sit dog training collar on is a matter of transferring attention through conditioning. There are three broad phases of training that you will encounter as you train your dog. Sticking with the your training and reinforcing your rules consistently over a long enough period of time will get your dog as reliable as they can be. The phases of training are as follows:
Phase 1: The Teaching/Control Phase ~ 6-12+ weeks
During phase one, the goal is to achieve control over your dog, teach them the rules, boundaries and desired behaviors you want. It also the time to teach the dog to pay attention and perform these commands around distractions. This phase lasts between 6-12 weeks on average, however in certain situations it may take longer to gain the reliability needed before moving on to phase two. Once your dog is capable of performing commands quickly and reliably around a variety of distractions with minimal problem solving required, then your dog and you are ready to move on to phase two.
Phase 2: The Reinforcement Phase ~ 6-12+ weeks
During phase two, the goal is to begin phasing out your training aid (remote dog training collar). In phase one, we use the dog training collar on a regular basis to regain attention and maintain our rules. Now in phase two we begin to reduce our dependence on the dog training collar and introduce consistency via variable reinforcement. You may or may not need your dog training collar, but we want to teach the dog that you are still in control even if the perception of the dog is that you are not. This phase will last between 6 – 12 weeks on average, and will require you to stick with phase two for longer than average. It’s also not uncommon as dogs mature and age to have to revert back into phase one training again for several weeks depending on how your dog’s performance and behavior is. When your dog is capable of performing commands without the need for reinforcement for approximately 6 weeks, then your dog is very likely to be reliable without their training aid present. We are ultimately looking to have your dog learn how to filter our distractions entirely. When this is achieved, your dog is much less likely to act out in an unwanted manner because of distractions.
Phase 3: The Maintenance Phase ~ Ongoing
The third and final phase of training a dog is the maintenance phase. During this phase, you will likely be using your dog training collar or other dog training aid very little as your dog is capable of ignoring distraction. The catch however is that they are still capable of distraction (they are not robots). A smart trainer recognizes this and is ready to maintain their rules, commands and boundaries at anytime. It is not uncommon to have a dog who sense the lack of maintenance and begins to revert back in their behavior. The benefit of having done your dog training properly to begin with is that regression is easily minimized and dealt with by simply jumping back into training for a short time to remind the dog of the expectations.
At Sit Means Sit Dog Training – Murfreesboro, we are committed to helping you achieve your training goals. Whether you have a new puppy needing our puppy training classes or an older dog with behavioral issues, our expert dog trainers will work with you to develop a customized dog training program that suits your needs. Contact us today to schedule your free dog training consultation and see why we are the best choice for dog training.
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Hi, I am the owner at Sit Means Sit located in Murfreesboro. I moved here in 1996 from Long Island, NY. In 2001, I graduated from MTSU with a degree in criminal justice. Since I was 5, I have been a soccer player and competed at the college level. I am also an avid Crossfitter. I have an AMAZING daughter who shares her father’s love for animals.
After being in the corporate world since I graduated college, I decided to take a leap of faith and pursue a career in canine instruction. After working with several different trainers and then attending a school for professional training of our furry friends, I made the decision to open a Sit Means Sit franchise. I have worked with and been around dogs all my life, anywhere from high obedience/protection dogs to your basic household pet.
The more I get involved with training and learning about dog behavior the more I realize I have an unmatched passion for training dogs. There is nothing more satisfying than having a dog that is well-behaved and well-mannered. This will create a happy family and a happy dog! I am honored to have this opportunity to bring a Sit Means Sit to Middle Tennessee!
Hey there, I handle sales at Sit Means Sit in Murfreesboro. I grew up on my family’s large farm in Pall Mall, TN. After graduating high school I moved here to attend MTSU. I got my degree in Horticulture and opened my first Garden Center in 2001 in Lascassas. I have three wonderful children who definitely keep me on my toes. I enjoy anything fitness, being with family, love to travel, plants are my jam, and dogs bring me much joy.
Since I was a child, I have always enjoyed talking to people and making people smile. Hence why I have always enjoyed selling plants. I became part of the Sit Means Sit family for the same reason. Making people and their four legged friends happy. Once I saw the relationship Sit Means Sit creates between owners and their dogs I knew I wanted to be a part of that process.
Being a part of Sit Means Sit has allowed me to meet so many amazing people and the opportunity to love on all the dogs, but most of all it has allowed me to be a part of building a wonderful client/dog relationship. Nothing beats going to work daily to wagging tails and smiles.
Mabuhay! I’m happy to be the Office Manager of Sit Means Sit in Murfreesboro. You’ll never forget my name as I’ll always be the first one to answer whenever you call! Originally from the Philippines, I earned a degree in Marketing and built a career in the corporate world, where I discovered my passion for serving people. However, when the pandemic hit, I found myself far from my family and decided to take a leap of faith, transitioning to remote work. It was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made, not only do I get to help people, but I also get to make a difference in the lives of their four-legged companions.
Being part of the Sit Means Sit family has given me the opportunity to learn, grow, and witness firsthand the incredible bond between dogs and their owners. Every day, I see how the right training transforms frustration into confidence and strengthens relationships. It’s truly rewarding to be part of a team that helps both dogs and their humans live happier, more harmonious lives.
Service Areas
We proudly serve the following areas in Murfreesboro.
Counties
- Rutherford County
Cities
- Smyrna
- Walterhill
- Christiana
- Rockvale
- Lascassas
- La Vergne
- Lebanon
- Mt Juliet
- Walterhill
- Christiana
- Salem
- Woodbury
- Kittrell
- Readyville
Zip Codes
- 37037
- 37127
- 37128
- 37129
- 37130
- 37131
- 37132
- 37133
- 37153
- 37167
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Our sweet little Daisy use to not be “so sweet”. Actually she was a major pain in the rear until Teddy came into the picture. She is so well behaved and quick with her commands now. My 8 year old couldn’t stand her because she would always bite and jump on him. Yes she is…
I’ve known Teddy Wall for years through soccer. My sons and he have played in adult soccer league for years… I had purchased a long haired German Shepherd 10 months old weight around 70 lb. and told my son that I needed someone to train him as I was older now and did not want…
Teddy had our dog, Cyrus for only 5 days and I was amazed beyond belief with the changes that were made in such a short time. Before training, Cyrus would not listen and had many issues with misbehavior. After training, the home is so calm and Cyrus does an amazing job listening. It has been…
Our lives changed for the better when Teddy and Ken trained our Luna Belle several months ago. We got her as a rehome at 13 months old in March and knew right away we needed help. She’ll be 2 in February and we count our blessings daily that we invested in top quality training with…