Sit Means Sit Dog Training Greensboro

Samantha and Michael Ilavia 2 months ago

We cannot recommend Sit Means Sit highly enough. We brought in two dogs with very different needs— one a young puppy and the other an 2 year old dog who struggled with significant anxiety around people and in public settings. The transformation has been incredible. The trainers are thoughtful, patient, and genuinely invested in your success. Alyssa listens carefully, meets you where you are, and never makes you feel judged or inadequate. We learned quickly that they don’t just train your dog, they teach you how to communicate and build confidence together. What we appreciated most is that they don’t just train your dog in a controlled, unrealistic environment. They teach both you and your dog how to work together in real-life situations, giving you the confidence and skills to navigate everyday life together. Recently, we spent an entire day out with both dogs, including a restaurant and Lowe’s. They encountered reactive dogs, crowds of people, and plenty of distractions, yet they remained calm, confident, and well-mannered. For the first time, we were able to enjoy being out in public without worrying about fear, anxiety, or overexcitement. That same evening, we hosted a group

Naomi Collins 6 months ago

We were struggling getting our dog Marshall (now just over 1 year old) Golden Retriever to focus on learning commands. We first noticed Sit Means Sit Greensboro when he was between 5-6 months old while he went to doggy daycare at All American Pet Resorts Greensboro and we reached out. Alyssa immediately got in touch and we had our consultation where she got to meet Marshall and us. We chose the 5 day training program that we started when he was 6 months old and it really worked for us. He has come a long way since then and it wouldn't be possible without Alyssa and Skylar's help. We highly recommend Sit Means Sit Greensboro for your training needs. -Naomi, Dalton and Amelia

Alec Leon 8 months ago

I truly cannot express how remarkable my experience with Alyssa has been. From the very beginning, her passion for what she does was unmistakable. It showed not only in her knowledge, but in the genuine care and respect she has for both dogs and their people. Although I ultimately did not move forward with training through her, my experience with Alyssa was still incredibly positive and meaningful. I was initially unsure about using a shock collar, and she handled that concern with honesty, patience, and compassion. She took the time to explain the process thoroughly, allowed me to feel the collar myself, and made sure I fully understood what that type of training involved without any pressure or judgment. What stood out most was her integrity. When I expressed interest in pursuing training without a shock collar, Alyssa was open and thoughtful about exploring alternatives. She was also transparent about her area of specialization and made sure I was guided toward the best possible option for my dog, even if that meant referring me elsewhere. That level of honesty and care is rare. Even without moving forward with training, Alyssa made me feel completely comfortable, heard, and

Emily Gruber 11 months ago

Sit means Sit is a great program and resource for any dog parent who is in need of help. Alyssa & Skylar are amazing! They are kind and patient with the owners as well as their fur baby. Our dog just graduated from one of their programs and we already see so much improvement! We highly recommend them due to their knowledgable training and support system for alumni. We are so thankful for all the love and care they put into their work 😊🐶

TERRY DWYER 2 years ago

Alyssa is the greatest link in the chain of Sit-Means-Sit. Our crazy rescue mutt, Wally, responds well to Alyssa's training techniques and we are learning valuable methods, tips and tricks to address Wally's behavioral issues. Board-and-train was the ideal experience for our Wally, especially after being abandoned as a pup. He's still a puppy, but much more well behaved and lovable since his graduation. Thank you Alyssa!