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Serving Westchester & Fairfield for 12 Years

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What Happens After You Submit

  1. 1Emily, our Training Advisor, calls you within 1 business day
  2. 2You tell her what’s going on with your dog
  3. 3She walks you through which programs fit your situation
  4. 4You decide if an in-person evaluation makes sense — no obligation

Our Location

Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester

4 Broadway

Valhalla, NY 10595

Phone & Email

Phone: (914) 687-5532

Email (Westchester & Fairfield client support): info@sitmeanssitct.com

Hours

MonClosed — scheduled calls only
Tue – Fri9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sat9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
SunClosed

Day Train drop-off begins at 8:00 AM.

Verified Google Reviews · 4.9★ from 197

What owners say after that first call

“Trying to walk her was always a nightmare, she would pull, scream at the other dogs and lunge towards them ( very embarrassing). … They were great, very patient with me and answered all of my questions, they didn't pressure me to enroll her. … I can walk her!! She's no longer reactive towards other dogs during our walks”
Dawn M.Google review
“I had multiple physicians tell me to rehome Delilah, our now 3 year old Beagle for fear that she would hurt me- she was called “aggressive” she did bite my partner and myself if she didn’t want to do something … With that first call, was the sense that he could help us, that we could be ok and have a family together. And that’s what has happened.”
Diane L.Google review
“My dog was very reactive and I was lost at how to control him and worries I would have to give him up. We now get compliments out in public on how well behaved he is!”
Catherine C.Google review
“When I first spoke with Neil, I asked him if he really thought I would see a difference in 8 weeks, and he told me I'd see a difference after one day of training. And he wasn't wrong. … several neighbors have commented on how well-behaved Levi is.”
Andrea S.Google review

Results vary by dog. Aggression is managed through training and ongoing owner work, not cured.

Rich and his pittie, Patches, share how a trip to the Jeep dealer changed their lives.
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