About Sit Means Sit Cibolo
Sit Means Sit Cibolo is a highly-rated dog training facility and kennel known for its cleanliness and exceptional staff. Owners consistently praise the friendly, patient, and professional trainers who work hard with their dogs, bringing their own pets to assist during sessions. The facility offers both day programs and board and train options. Dogs in the board and train program receive personalized attention with daily updates sent to owners, including photos. The program is designed to be comprehensive, addressing issues like aggression toward strangers and resource guarding. Owners commend the program's effectiveness, noting significant improvement in their dogs' behavior. They appreciate the supportive and encouraging environment provided by the team, which helps owners continue their dog's training even when traveling. Many families share success stories, highlighting how trainers like Taz have helped their dogs, such as Waylon, learn to focus their energy and build confidence. The instructors are reassuring, offering tips to help with any struggles at home. Overall, Sit Means Sit Cibolo is praised for its dedicated staff and impactful training programs, making it a top choice for dog owners.
Enrolling Jake at SMS was one of the best decisions I've made for him so far! I found SMS on Google/Yelp and stopped by the Broadway facility on a whim. After asking a few questions, Austin wanted to meet Jake and welcomed us in. Although Jake is very obedient he really struggled with meeting people and other dogs. Austin was very transparent, genuine, and encouraging and reassured us that SMS could help build Jake's confidence. He encouraged us to start muzzle conditioning and four weeks later we dropped him off for his first day camp. Taz took the time to introduce herself to Jake and quickly gained his trust. I was amazed and left with my heart at ease. Next we met Josh who has an undeniable passion for dog training. His cool calm approach and ability to lead and control Jake was really impressive and again we left feeling more and more hopeful. Later we met Caitlyn who really helped teach me how to communicate with Jake, keep him engaged, and gave me a better understanding how to juggle the leash and e-collar remote. Next we met Kendall who continued to help us work on Jake's impulse control, going through doors, and leash pulling. She also helped teach Jake how to get himself into my Jeep without me lifting him. On each of these days Robert showed up bright and early to happily receive Jake, check on our progress, and make note of any issues we were having that we'd like the trainers to focus on that day. Jake was always so happy to go with Robert that he stopped looking back for me when I'd leave. Clearly Jake's confidence grew with each visit. Brittney who had heard of a highly reactive dog enrolling met Jake one day and couldn't believe he was the dog that she heard about. She said "Jake... from State Farm? This Jake? No way!" This amazing staff continues to impress me with their training techniques, patience for dogs/people, and compassion for all dogs without judgement. They've really taken great care of my boy. In group classes the team has been very intentional to keep everyone safe, comfortable, and having fun! Even if Jake struggles with a new task or gets too talkative in class I consider it all a huge WIN because just two months ago I could not imagine Jake being in the same room with strangers and dogs and yet he's doing amazing! Thank you to the entire Sit Means Sit team for training me and taking such great care of my Jake!
I just spent 12 days at the Sit means Sit board and train ranch. My trainers were all really nice to me and helped me learn how to home in on my commands. I had other dogs there and was taught not to let them distract me while I did as I was asked. My trainer ( I forgot her name) was very out going and friendly to my parents today at pickup. Neither of my parents could read as they were so excited to pick me up. My trainer didn’t even correct them. Now, I’m off to group training for 6 more months. What I liked most about my board and train? Not sure which part was my favorite-the cows across the street or the endless treats.
Hershey is a rescue we got three months ago. He is a big lover boy but was not well-trained. We tried to train him on our own but realized we needed help from some professionals. He is strong and could almost pull us to the ground when he saw another dog or a vehicle. After doing quite a bit of research we chose Sit Means Sit. We were very reluctant to train using an e-collar but after meeting with Lisa and understanding it is not used for punishment we were more comfortable. Hershey was in their Board and Train program and he did great. Each of the trainers was professional and very friendly. With their follow up classes and our consistency with his continued training, we are confident we will have a very well-trained and well-behaved dog. Thank you SMS!!