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CHRIS PENNELLA

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Chris Pennella, Lead Trainer at Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester

Chris Pennella is the Lead Trainer at Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester, where he works with dogs of all temperaments and behavioral backgrounds for families in Westchester County, Fairfield County, and nearby communities.

Chris first came to Sit Means Sit Dog Training as a client with his dog Perry, then continued that journey with Maple, and most recently Wylie. That firsthand experience gives him a strong understanding of what owners need from both the training process and the results.

He now leads training plans that range from basic obedience and better manners to more advanced behavior modification, helping owners build reliable communication they can use in everyday life.

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Verified Google Reviews · 4.9★ from 197

What owners say about Chris

“We can confidently say Chris is easily one of Toji’s favorite people in his world”
Melissa R.Google review
“we have a one-year-old husky mix that has been running our house, with the help of Sit Means Sit, our June bug is doing so much better. … We want to personally thank Chris for being patient and understanding through this process.”
Chris M.Google review
“Chris at sit means sit was fabulous with our mini bernadoodle. … Our dog listens now and we have control which we didn’t before.”
Jayne I.Google review
“After working with the team for 6 weeks, especially Chris and Alexa, I have seen major results in my dogs’ behavior and temperament.”
Christina F.Google review
“this program has made progress for my dog that several trainers over several years never could … Lexi, Chris, and the whole Sit Means Sit staff have been incredible”
Jamie S.Google review

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

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