Bella’s Story
Sit Means Sit has been a great investment for my dog, Bella, and for me. Bella is an 18 month old English Bulldog. She is 70 pounds and was difficult for me to handle when she was distracted by people or dogs. Bella has made drastic improvements in her listening skills and behaviors. She has […]
Hobo’s Story
Hobo is a four year old Shepard-Doberman mix (about 75 pounds). Hobo was adopted at 10 weeks old and when to puppy school when he was about five months. He learned basic commands (sit, down, stay, leave it, etc.), but we could never get him beyond that on our own. We thought he was an […]
Marley’s Story
Marley has always been a crazy ball of energy, which was fine when she was little because when she was being “bad” we should just pick her up. She has always been on her own agenda, whatever she wanted to do when she wanted to do it. She rarely listened to “come” when she was […]
Thank You, Sit Means Sit Pittsburgh!
When we adopted Fleury, we certainly weren’t prepared for all the strength our new girl packed! While my husband was able to hold on to her, I constantly had to deal with her pulling me any way she wanted to go. After a few slips in the snow due to her pulling on the leash, […]