sit means sit palm beach

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…

Here is one of our Palm Beach Sit Means Sit clients with her dog Peanut. Peanut was truly a “bucking bronco” when I first met her. Peanut also had issues being near other dogs. Peanut made great progress after just a few sessions. It was a pleasure working with them as they both really worked…

Sit Means Sit Instructor Bob Burnell and his dog Kody were invited to lecture at the Boynton Beach High School. The students were part of an advanced placement class that were learning about human psychology. Bob discussed with them the similarities as well as differences between human and animal psychology. The basics of classical and…

Roxy is a 4 month Miniature Schnauzer that came to us for a week of training. Her issues included housebreaking and basic obedience. During her stay, she learned to walk on a loose leash. We also went over such commands as come, sit, down, leave it, and quiet. Additionally we worked on getting off furniture,…

Sit Means Sit Trainers Bob Burnell, Dennis Dalia, Kathy Springman and Eileen Burnell were a big hit at the Pet Expo held at the South Florida Fairgrounds. Most people never imagined the level of control that is possible to have with dogs. Even more important is that the control does not come at the expense…

Fred Hassen, Darin Shepherd and I were invited to attend the I.U.P.A Police Conference in Orlando (Aug 2008) to put on a demonstration for the opening of the event. We were a big hit with the crowd and had a great time.

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.

What I call “The Invisible Leash” is a key concept of mine. It could be considered one of the truly fundamental aspects of interacting with a dog. What is “The Invisible Leash”? It is actually two things: 1- Consider it to be that bond that you have developed with your dog. Think of it as…