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EMILY CATHEY

Training Advisor

Emily Cathey is the Training Advisor at Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester and is often the first person families speak with when they begin looking for dog training in Westchester County or Fairfield County.

She leads the initial phone consultation, listens carefully to each owner's goals and their dog's challenges, and helps match each family with the right program before the first visit.

Emily's warm, thoughtful communication helps new clients feel understood and confident, whether they are exploring puppy training, obedience work, or support for more difficult behavior issues.

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What owners say about Emily and the team

“A huge thank you goes to Neil and Emily, for running such an outstanding, organized program.”

Peter W.Google review

“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

“If you only want your dog trained without involvement, don’t bother.”

Michael O.Google review

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

Jo from Stamford and her Jack Russell, Roscoe, share how Sit Means Sit helped keep their family together.