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Kody, Kacey and I attended this years West Palm Beach Home Show at the South Florida Fair Grounds.. This was Kacey’s first major expo and is seen learning what will be expected of her in the events to come.

Kody and I joined many other vendors and participants in this annual walk to benefit the services offered by The Peggy Adams Animal Rescue. Sit Means Sit sponsored the registration booth for this event. Many people braved the unseasonably cold temperatures to support this great cause.

I can’t begin to express my gratitude to Bob and Eileen Burnell at “Sit Means Sit” for “giving us our dog back!” Crush, our 4 year old German Shepherd, has always been a sweet, relatively obedient dog with all of our family, but strangers and new experiences, like going to the kennel or vet, brought…

Sit Means Sit of Palm Beach is happy to introduce our newest staff member. Kacey is a 9wk Vizsla/Golden Retriever mix and she will be amazing. We look forward to sharing her with you. This video was shot on her first 24 hours with us. She is cute and very smart.

Here is Crush, one of my newer client’s dogs. Crush knows many commands, but like most dogs can become lost when a distraction comes into play. We had a great time with him and the client has already seen a difference in his behavior. Dogs that are under control tend to be calmer and more…

People are amazed by the level of obedience they see in one of our trainer’s dogs. The same foundational work we put in them is the same we put in our clients dogs. The question is “How far do you want to bring your dog?”. Here are two of my clients dogs- Alfie and BB

Dear Bob and Eileen, Thank you so much for the time and effort that you both put into our little, but sassy dog, Roxy. Our family was at wits end with her housebreaking and overall bad behavior. She was out of control no matter what we did. We hired one “trainer” ; that did not…

Many of you have seen our Sit Means Sit dogs walking in this beautiful looking heel. This level can be achieved by you and your dog, but you have to start at the beginning. Here is a video of one of my clients learning to walk his dog in heel.

Here is a great example of the level of focus and obedience we are able to attain using the Sit Means Sit system of training. We had a great time working with the various trainers and interacting with the crowd.

Three of the clips which demonstrates how are style of training teaches a superior level of control without sacrificing any desire on the dog’s part. Shown here is my dog Kody, who up to this point has had very little bitework instruction.