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Police Dog Training Demo at Invictus 2010
Wednesday, February 24th, 2010This video shows Fred Hassen, demonstrating his Sit Means Sit dog training his K9 Nash at the 2010 Invictus ‘Law Dog’ event. Police dog handlers from around the United States were in attendance at this event.
Sit Means Sit CEO and Founder, Fred Hassen and staff trainer Ashton Fitz-Gerald from our corporate office in Las Vegas, Nevada were asked to perform a demonstration at this event during the lunch time hour of the Sit Means Sit Police Dog Training approach. Fred happened to arrive at the host hotel a little early, and found himself doing a private demonstration for a police dog trainer in the front parking lot.
We at Sit Means Sit believe that to have a truly effective and strategic police dog and handler team, authorities should use every possible advantage they have at their disposal. Sit Means Sit are leaders in the remote collar dog training industry, and have a proven track record of producing outstanding dogs in any discipline. The videos provided by Sit Means Sit help to shed some light on the scope of what a police dog trainer or handler can expect to gain from our Police K9 School held at our corporate headquarters here in Las Vegas.
Here’s what you can exepct from our Police K9 School:
- Instruction and hands on application/integration of remote dog training collars (e-collars) into a K9 training program. Total control over a police dog in ANY environment, without sacrificing desire
- Gain the ability to manage your police dog more efficiently making him a more effective deterrant and partner
- Diversification of your police dog’s understanding of bite technique to improve his performance in static situations, multiple assailant scenarios, as well as building his ability to subdue an assailant around a variety of environmental distractions.
Most importantly, your police dog team will gain the confidence to:
Most importantly, perform all this off leash at a distance, and in a politically correct fashion
Contact us today for information about our Police Dog Training School. (This program is limited to active duty K9 handlers)
Phoenix Arizona Pet a Palooza Demonstration
Tuesday, April 14th, 2009Toni Drugmand from our Sit Means Sit office in Phoenix, does the announcing in this clip, and also shows her dog ‘Wally’. Alfredo Rivera, one of the owners of Sit Means Sit Franchise Inc, also shows his dog “Puma”. “Puma” also swept the board at the dock diving that was held at this event. Little ‘Stuff’ the Pyranean Shepherd is seen here as well.
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Sit Means Sit Dog Training in Brisbane Australia
Monday, February 9th, 2009This is Chris Flegler, from our Sit Means Sit location in Brisbane Australia. Chris has done just a remarkable job of bringing Sit Means Sit down under. If you are in Brisbane, check him out mate!
Sit Means Sit Police K9 School
Thursday, November 6th, 2008Sit Means Sit dog trainers Fred Hassen and Ashton Fitz-Gerald recently presented a Police and Protection K9 dog training seminar in Sonoma County California.
There were a multitude of K9 dog handlers from Santa Rosa as well as the rest of Sonoma County at the seminar. Over the course of the two day seminar, many of the dog handlers gained a lot more confidence in their ability to control their K9s around heavy real-world training scenarios.
This video highlights one K9 team who previous to our seminar were unable to perform advanced K9 training scenarios such as call offs and directional casting during protection work. The necessity of having off leash control over a K9 is quite apparent when you get into situations where a task is needed to be performed but there is strong distraction to contend with.
Giving control back to the handler to make decisions about when and where it is appropriate for a K9 to bite is crucial in the effective use of a K9 as a police tool. Real control without the sacrifice of desire is what has made the Sit Means Sit Police K9 School program so effective for active duty K9 handlers.
For more information about the Sit Means Sit Police K9 School visit: http://www.SitMeansSit.com/
The Main Event 2008
Sunday, October 5th, 2008Sit Means Sit dog training holds our annual ‘Main Event’, which is a gathering of the Sit Means Sit dog training business owners from around the country. Everywhere from San Diego California to New York City and in between, and this year our Australia location owner was in attendance as well!.
This Video is a montage of clips from our 3 day event that covers lots of training to keep our trainers constantly on the cutting edge of our results oriented dog training businesses. We even got to tie in a very fun dock dogs event!
For those of you wishing to become successful professional dog trainers, we hope to have you next year at our annual ‘Main Event’, and look forward to welcoming you to our family!
Sit Means Sit dog training is actively searching and recruiting 10 high powered, motivated business oriented people to open Sit Means Sit dog training locations in and around the Long Island, and Manhattan New York areas! This is the most populated area in the United States, and Sit Means Sit dog training is now opening opportunities in this area.
Living in Long Island New York, Manhattan, or any of the surrounding New York City areas, it is very gratifying to be able to help people with their dog training, dog obedience, or dog behavior problems.
Learn to run dog classes, and also help with puppies, or just making their dog better. View the amazing Sit Means Sit dog training videos and compare them to any dog training company in the world!
Before filling out one of our contact forms to become one of these specially selected individuals, we suggest that you do your due diligence in researching our dog training company against any and all other dog training companies on the market. We suggest you research our success on the competitive level, in the Police dog field, in the pet dog market, and talk to and research our individual trainers and their backgrounds and history before becoming a Sit Means Sit dog trainer.
Applicants will also undergo a background check, as their are only 10 selected spots that will be open at this time, and we suggest that you be familiar with our standards and our success rate before applying for one of these coveted Sit Means Sit New York locations!
Here is an excerpt from Wikipedia concerning the population of Long Island and the surrounding area, which is obviously a very ripe area for us to open Sit Means Sit dog training offices in the surrounding area, and why we are very picky on the Sit Means Sit dog training location owners. Here is the excerpt: Long Island is an island located in southeastern New York, USA, its western shores directly across from Manhattan, from which the island stretches northeast into the Atlantic Ocean. It contains four counties, two of which (Queens and Kings) are boroughs (Queens and Brooklyn) of New York City, and two of which (Nassau and Suffolk) are suburbs of that city. Long Island Sound is the body of water between its northern shore and the state of Connecticut.
True to its name, Long Island is much longer than it is wide, extending 118 miles (190 km) from New York Harbor, and it varies in width from 12 to 23 miles (19 to 37 km) between the northern Long Island Sound coast and the southern Atlantic coast.[1] With an area of 1,401 square miles (3,629 km2), Long Island is the largest island in the continental United States and the 149th largest island in the world.[1] It is connected to the mainland by several bridges and tunnels through New York City, and ferries to Connecticut from Suffolk County.
Long Island had a population of 7,448,618 as of the 2000 census,[1] with the population estimated at 7,559,372 as of July 1, 2006, making it the most populated island in any U.S. state or territory. It is also the 17th most populous island in the world, ahead of Ireland, Jamaica and the Japanese island of Hokkaid?. Its population density is 5,470 people per square mile (2,110 per km2).
We strongly suggest that you research our information on our dog training schools, and our dog training career opportunities, and forward to anyone that you feel might be qualified to open a Sit Means Sit dog training office in and around the Long Island New York area. We will only be taking 10 qualified applicants at this time. Become a Long Island Dog Training expert!
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Bitework with multiple dogs – Holy Moly!
Monday, September 8th, 2008David Smith, Jon Langdon, Ryan Paddock, and Dave Skoletsky, show a great exhibition of desire, control and self-discipline on the part of 3 of the Sit Means Sit dogs in this demonstration.
Sit Means Sit Denver Colorado Training School Facility video.
Saturday, June 21st, 2008This video shows our Denver Sit Means Sit school facility. All students National, or International are trained at either the Las Vegas location, or this Denver facility. Las Vegas new offices and facility video will be out soon as the finishing touches are presently being applied. Become a Sit Means Sit Dog Trainer.
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How does the dog perform without the collar on?
Wednesday, May 21st, 2008This question is asked quite often, as seen here by someone during our event at the Rolex 3 day event in Lexington Kentucky. One way to find out isn’t there? Take it off and show them. Here is also a video clip of one of our dogs getting a perfect score in an obedience competition…..obviously, without the collar on as well. Perfect score dog training video.
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Dog Beach Training
Sunday, May 11th, 2008Kristin Zimmerman from our Sit Means Sit dog training South Jersey location, is seen here with her dog Xanya, doing some training at the beach.
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Dog Aggression demonstration
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008Dave Skoletsky from our Denver Dog Trainers school, does a demonstration here with someone that soons becomes a Sit Means Sit client. The Sit Means Sit school in Denver is located at a Veterinarian clinic in Denver Colorado, and there is some footage of the clinic in this clip. Sit Means Sit dog training will truly change both the life of the owner, and the life of the dog as is seen in this video. Would you like to have life changing experiences like these?? Then become a Sit Means Sit Dog trainer!
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Protection dog training near dogs and people
Monday, May 5th, 2008Ashton Fitzgerald and Dave Skoletsky from the Sit Means Sit dog training schools in Las Vegas Nevada and Denver Colorado, show some protection dog training in a crowd of people at Rolex Kentucky 2008. Being able to show desire and control is what Sit Means Sit dog training is all about. Control and desire in protection is really no different than having control and desire with your dog in any other venue. It is just having the know how, and ability to do it. Sit Means Sit dog training can give you an exciting dog training career with their dog training schools for dog trainers.
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Try to distract this dog!
Friday, May 2nd, 2008Lianne Hassen, Ashton Fitz-Gerald and Dave Skoletsky bring their dogs through the crowd at Rolex 2008 Kentucky for a tough challenge. This challenge was all in fun and if one of the spectators Distracts ‘Tank’, ‘Pharoah’ or ‘Beck’, they got to win a ‘Sit Means Sit’ Dog Training prize of a T-shirt or gift certificate. Kids and adults both had fun with this. This Rolex 3 day event brought people from literally all over the world, and Sit Means Sit dog training did some entertaining of the people. Sit Means Sit dog training is the largest U.S. based dog training company in the history of the United States, and has locations all over the U.S. and abroad. Sit Means Sit franchise owners come through the Dog Training School located at the home office in Las Vegas, Nevada, and go on to open their own Sit Means Sit dog training businesses and begin a fantastic career. Sit Means Sit always shows the quality of the product that they have by showing their dog’s training
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Dog Training video from Rolex 3 day event.
Friday, May 2nd, 2008Sit Means Sit dog training was one of the corporate sponsors for the ROLEX KENTUCKY 2008 3 day event. Thousands of spectators flocked to this marvelous event, and Sit Means Sit dog training did their part to entertain many people at this Lexington Kentucky show. This dog training and horse video clip shows some excerpts of Sit Means Sit, and the horses strutting their stuff. With Sit Means Sit dog training being the largest U.S.A. based dog training company in the history of the United States, and a long with events like these, make it easy for Sit Means Sit dog trainers to have lots of exposure both Nationally and Internationally as well. The Rolex show is also an NBC televised sporting event, and is the only 4 star, 3 day event held in America. Sit Means Sit now has open a police dog training remote collar course for k9 handlers as well.
Our Dog Training Schools – Become a professional
Thursday, May 1st, 2008Become a dog trainer with the Largest U.S. based dog training company in the history of the United States! http://www.sitmeanssit.com Sit Means Sit dog training schools are located in Las Vegas Nevada. Our dog trainers schools realize that the product that is getting out to the consumer is the dog training itself, so Sit Means Sit dog trainers like to show what the Sit Means Sit dog training methodology can do for you and your dog. We love to take our dogs with us wherever we go. In this dog training video, you see Sit Means Sit Dog Trainers performing at the Colorado Pet Expo in Denver Colorado. Become a Sit Means Sit dog trainer today!
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Denver Colorado Pet Expo | DOG TRAINING
Monday, April 21st, 2008Sit Means Sit dog trainers are seen here in this video performing at the Denver Colorado Pet Expo. This expo was a fun time for all and had demonstrations from a variety of groups of trainers, and even dock diving competitions. These Expo’s are fantastic because many people get to see a wide variety of trainers and training styles to find the one that suits them best. Sit Means Sit dog trainers pride themselves on being very versatile in all of their dog training skills, and to accomplish them with a great attitude with their dogs. Start your exciting dog training career today with Sit Means Sit!
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Monday, April 14th, 2008Sit Means Sit dog training did not become the most successful U.S. based dog training business in the history of the United States by accident! Sit Means Sit was determined to raise the level of consciousness of the dog training consumer by letting them see the work of our trainers, and with their own dogs before making any decisions! With the advent of modern technology and the Sit Means Sit dog training collar, Sit Means Sit dog training took their product to the streets, knowing that the best and most humane dog training system needed to be seen by everyone.
With the company putting together many, many locations in a little over 2 years, and accomplishing National Championships in dog sports, perfect obedience scores, and bringing the pet owner to a level of fun, obedience and self-sufficiency that has never before been seen in the dog training industry, and accomplishing it with experienced trainers, and with trainers with no prior background. Sit Means Sit dog training franchise has become not only the dog training model, but the business model as well that is being envied by both the dog training community, and the business world. Rarely do businesses come along that revolutionize an industry like Sit Means Sit dog training has!
In this dog training video, students are seen here even before their graduation learning to have their dogs off-leash in a very distracting, and close quartered environments, not only performing at a high level of efficiency, but more importantly, happy as can be. They don’t even allow you to raise your voice!! No messing around, go right to the head of the class with Sit Means Sit dog training.
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Change your dog’s behavior quickly and easily!
Tuesday, February 26th, 2008Learning to control your dog around distraction is one of the biggest barriers that pet dogs, and just about any working dog face. Most people can quite easily control their dog for a cookie with nothing around, but when distraction enters the picture, it’s where the rubber meets the road. It’s also the main thing that may prohibit you taking your dog to different places and giving him a more fulfilling life because of your inability to control him in those situations. Sometimes teaching a dog to do these things may take an owner weeks, months, or perhaps will never happen! With Sit Means Sit dog training, this type of scenario happens quite easily, and in a very short period of time because of technology, and learning from the Sit Means Sit dog trainers exactly HOW to use the Sit Means Sit dog collar so your whole family can learn, and enjoy your dog! In this video, Dave Skoletsky from the Sit Means Sit training center in Denver Colorado, is shown here not only making life a lot easier for these owners in a matter of minutes, but also being able to show that he is not asking anything of the owners that he cannot actually do himself. Talk is cheap, Sit Means Sit dog training shows you the way, and in the shortest time imaginable, while maintaining a wonderful attitude. Learn more about the Sit Means Sit dog training schools. Click HERE and get a hold of a Sit Means Sit dog trainer in your area today for a free demonstration.
Dog Training at the World of Pets Expo
Monday, January 28th, 2008Sit Means Sit Dog Training is the world’s leader in dog training business. The Sit Means Sit philosophy of The “No Excuses” dog training company, makes it so the general public will raise it’s bar to actually see how well the dogs are getting trained, and how easily that training will be transferred over to the owners. It is always seen in visual picture of the dogs, because the proof is always in the dog training portfolio. Talk is cheap, we SHOW you! In this dog video, you will see very motivated and animated dogs performing in a highly distracting environment with lots of food, dogs and people around, and all being done off-leash, and without the raising of voices. This dog training has been brought to the forefront by using the revolutionary “Sit Means Sit Dog Collar“, with it’s lifetime warranty……..yes, even if your pet elephant steps on it, Sit Means Sit will replace it free of charge, except shipping of course. Look for the Sit Means Sit collar, and find a Sit Means Sit dog trainer in your area. Learn more about the Sit Means Sit dog training schools.
Fear aggressive dogs
Tuesday, December 4th, 2007Dave Skoletsky (dave@sitmeanssit.com), who runs our Denver dog training branch of Sit Means Sit, is seen here with a very small, fear aggressive dog making a big transition during one of our free demonstrations for a client. The Sit Means Sit dog training system, can make dramatic changes with just about any dog, and in a very short period of time in a non-confrontational way. If you would like a free demonstration with YOUR dog, then contact a Sit Means Sit dog trainer in your area.
Dog Trainer Career Conference
Wednesday, October 24th, 2007Some fun video from our 2007 Sit Means Sit alumni gathering held in Las Vegas Nevada. This yearly get together is for all of the Sit Means Sit locations that have already started with their exciting dog training career with Sit Means Sit! This is just a small portion from a quick break that some of the trainers had taken during an intermission before one of the events at the gathering. Also, a quick note to thank the 47 people that came from everywhere and as far as as Irael and Hawaii, all the current locations, and all the locations that are ready to come on board. Every year the Sit Means Sit gathering of all of their location owners from our dog training schools, are held on alternate years between the Las Vegas corporate office, and in Denver Colorado where our other school is located.
Shock Collar Training has been modernized-video
Sunday, September 9th, 2007Shock collar, as it’s referred to as in this video, just ain’t what they used to be, and neither is shock collar training since Sit Means Sit has turned the industry upside down with their tremendous documented success using their system. In this video, Fred Hassen and Alfredo Rivera show how to completely turn dog behavior around with today’s technology and the “Sit Means Sit” Collar, along with the best trainers in the world at using them. You will see a drastic turn around in a half hour session with the “Sit Means Sit” collar, and the “Sit Means Sit” dog training system. The Sit Means Sit dog training system has modernized and revolutionized the remote dog training world, and is a main reason why Sit Means Sit successful dog training businesses are popping up everywhere!
There are many people that refer to remote collars as shock collars, and in a lot of instances, it may not necessarily be a negative term that they are referring to. In a lot of cases, people may use the term shock collar in a derogatory fashion, but these people are usually uneducated, and once they get educated, they may still use the term ’shock collar’, but not in a negative way any longer. A remote dog training collar, electronic collar, or ‘Shock collar’ as some call it, is really just a muscle stimulator, and they have been around for years giving health benefits and alleviating pain, not causing it. Many people refer to a shock collar as a figure of speech, much as someone may refer to a bathroom as a ‘comode’ or other terms. Shock collars, like many other forms of technology has evolved much over the years. The Sit Means Sit Collar
Dog Training Business Schools
Thursday, September 6th, 2007Sit Means Sit™, the fast growing dog training business sweeping the nation has opened another dog training career development and training center in Denver, Colorado headed by Dave Skoletsky.
Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) September 5, 2007 — Sit Means Sit™, the Nevada based dog training business that is opening up locations throughout the country at record speed, has opened another dog training business development and training center in Denver, Colorado headed by Dave Skoletsky. Citing record company growth in 2007, Sit Means Sit™ business training centers have a growing waiting list and thus this second facility, which joins the landmark Sit Means Sit™ dog training business development center in Las Vegas, Nevada, had to be opened to meet high demand.
Sit Means Sit™ dog training businesses are popping up everywhere nationwide and we had to grow to meet the demands of our business
Sit Means Sit™ is a successful dog training business with multiple locations in the US and Canada. Each of the trainers at these dog training schools is trained by Fred Hassen and the Sit Means Sit™ team. As remote dog collar training has gained ground in the dog obedience industry, interest in dog training and opening up remote collar dog training businesses has grown in leaps and bounds. Sit Means Sit™ owner Fred Hassen quickly found that their single training location at the headquarters in Las Vegas, Nevada was being outpaced by the swift growth of the company.
“Sit Means Sit™ dog training businesses are popping up everywhere nationwide and we had to grow to meet the demands of our business,” said Fred Hassen, owner of both Sit Means Sit™ and No Limitations™. “We were especially excited to have a trainer like Dave Skoletsky to head another dog trainer training facility since he is such a great person, a fantastic dog obedience trainer and a great teacher and small business owner.”
Dave Skoletsky is a formally educated chemist who saw one of Fred Hassen’s prolific dog training videos on the web in the early years of Sit Means Sit™. Signing up at No Limitations™ because of his love of dogs and with an interest in supplementing his primary income, Skoletsky ultimately found his passion lay in the dog obedience training industry rather than in chemistry.
Since Skoletsky could not open his own Sit Means Sit™ dog training school at the time, he opened his own remote collar training school called “Sit Happens” in Denver, Colorado which has become the second biggest company in the world that individually trains people on the success of remote collar dog training. “Sit Happens” has now become one of the largest Sit Means Sit ™ locations in the U.S. Skoletsky honed his individual talents by assisting Fred Hassen in many seminars on remote e-collar training varying from pet dog training seminars through police dog seminars and he has single handedly come from being a chemist, to a leader in the dog obedience industry.
“Having the two largest remote e-collar training businesses in the world is a tremendous advantage to all of our new “Sit Means Sit™” businesses that come aboard,” Sit Means Sit™ CEO Fred Hassen said.
“This exposes our potential SMS business owners to a lot more clients because of the size of the businesses, and because we are both located in major marketplaces. Both Sit Means Sit™ Las Vegas and Denver have not only static locations, but mobile businesses as well, that the potential business owners get exposed to a lot more successful training than anyone could imagine. Of course, we both provide free unlimited lifetime follow-up training for both locations, not only for our clients, but for the business owners as well!”
Skoletsky said, “I am incredibly excited and honored to be joining the Sit Means Sit team on the business training and development team. Our dog training methods are second to none and coupled with our support system and our outstanding marketing we have nowhere to go but up!”
Since February 2006, Sit Means Sit™ dog training has grown into an international dog obedience training company that has opened 35 locations in the U.S. and abroad. While primarily a pet dog business, Sit Means Sit™ dog trainers boast of having 2 National Champions, 4 present active police k9 handlers, and 1 active member and 1 former member of the Presidential K9 team.
About Sit Means Sit™
Founded and Created by Fred Hassen in 1998, Sit Means Sit™ is a dog training method that has evolved into a successful and growing company. The gentle training methods offer a high level of obedience to the pet owner and create a happier dog. Headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, this innovative dog obedience training business has a number of locations throughout North America. You can find Sit Means Sit™ on the web at http://www.sitmeanssit.com/
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