Training Videos
See Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester in action. Our training videos showcase real dogs, real results, and the methods that make us Westchester County's most trusted dog training team. Watch and see what's possible for your dog.
Westchester's Premier Dog Trainers
A sit-down introduction to Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester, with clips of dogs in training, a FOX TV appearance, and client reviews.
Top-Rated Dog & Puppy Training in Westchester
A short highlight reel of puppies and adult dogs in training sessions with Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester.
Group Class at Our Valhalla Facility
Inside a Tuesday group class at Sit Means Sit Dog Training of Westchester's Valhalla facility — where Dream Dog Program graduates practice real-world obedience alongside other dogs.
Summary / Transcript
Group class is the third prong of the Dream Training Program — and it's where the real-world proof happens. You and your dog work together in a structured environment alongside other dogs and handlers. The goal is to proof the obedience skills your dog built during Day Train. Group class is included for the lifetime of your dog with every program package, at no additional charge. Classes meet Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings.
Client Testimonial: Jo and Roscoe
Jo from Stamford and her Jack Russell, Roscoe, share how Sit Means Sit helped keep their family together.
Client Testimonial: Rich and Patches
Rich and his pittie, Patches, share how a trip to the Jeep dealer changed their lives.
Client Testimonial: Meg and Myla
Meg from Cortlandt Manor and her jogging partner, Myla, share how Meg got her buddy back.
Client Testimonial: Marc and Sasha
Marc and his dog, Sasha, share their story of change and happiness with Sit Means Sit.
Therapy Dog or Service Animal?
A Monday Moment episode on the differences between therapy dogs and service animals, a common point of confusion for dog owners.
Is Your Dog “Anti-Social”? Understanding Dog Selectivity
Does your dog love everyone it meets, or only some dogs and some people? A morning-moment talk on dog selectivity.