Press & Media · Westchester & Fairfield County
Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester & Connecticut has been featured in local media, community events, pet-safety segments, and regional baseball coverage. Explore recent mentions, awards, appearances, and community features.
Westchester Magazine · 2025
Westchester Magazine listed Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester in Valhalla as a Best of Westchester 2025 dog trainer winner.
Fox News / Fox & Friends · June 7, 2015
Dr. Carol Osborne shares summer gear and safety tips to help dogs stay cool in hot weather.
Related summer pet-safety segment with Dr. Carol Osborne.
Watch SegmentChagrin Falls Pet Clinic · August 24, 2017
Dr. Carol Osborne appeared on Fox & Friends for a summer pet heat-safety segment.
Page credits dogs provided by Sit Means Sit Fairfield, CT — Neil Cohen.
Read FeatureDavison · June 2015
Recap of a Fox & Friends pet-safety segment featuring Dr. Carol Osborne and summer gear for dogs.
Third-party recap.
Read FeatureGreenwich Sentinel · September 26, 2025
Coverage of Adopt-A-Dog's Puttin' on the Dog event, which included Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester & Fairfield among the community participants.
Read FeatureGreenwich Free Press · September 2024
Event photo coverage that included Sit Means Sit instructor Neil Cohen working with a dog.
Read FeaturePatch Stamford · 2025
Coverage of Stamford Downtown's Bark in the Park event, which listed Sit Means Sit as an attending vendor.
See MentionPatch Stamford · 2024
Coverage of the Stamford Bark in the Park event, which listed Sit Means Sit Dog Training as a participating vendor.
See MentionFinding Connecticut · 2024
Event preview for Stamford's Bark in the Park that listed Sit Means Sit Dog Training as a vendor.
View ListingWestchester Magazine · 2025
Westchester Magazine listed Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester in Valhalla as a Best of Westchester 2025 dog trainer winner.
View AwardRockland Report
Feature on Pepper serving as the official Bat Dog for the Rockland Boulders.
Read FeatureOurSports Central · June 2022
New York Boulders coverage that mentioned Pepperjack serving as the Boulders' bat dog.
See MentionLinks above open third-party media, event, and listing pages in a new tab. Coverage reflects community events, awards, and media segments involving Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester & Fairfield County (Valhalla, NY facility); some items are event listings or third-party recaps rather than dedicated news stories.
“His anxiety led him to bite someone and honestly we were afraid of what that meant. Walking into our meeting Toji was trembling and growling at everything and everyone. Neil took us immediately and showed us complete and utter compassion. … You guys have changed our lives. Our world was upside down when we’d come to you and we will forever be grateful for all the ways you’ve helped keep our family together.”
“The team at Sit Means Sit gave me back my life, my dogs, and my sanity. … Pulling on leash, barking constantly, reactivity to other dogs/animals, screaming, you name it. … I no longer have overwhelming anxiety when leaving my apartment to walk them and wonder what horrible thing will happen next.”
“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”
“Our main issue was Carl pulling on our walks as well as lunging for bunnies and cats and reacting to a couple of the neighborhood dogs. … After our his first couple of training sessions, Carl was so much easier to walk and it has turned into a fun activity versus a very stressful one. … If I had known how transformative the training would be, I would have started much earlier!”
Results vary by dog. Aggression is managed through training and ongoing owner work, not cured.
Talk with our team about your dog’s behavior, goals, and the best training path for your family.