(619) 847-8040 Dog Training San Diego California South Bay
Contact us and we won’t talk about great results, we’ll SHOW you! from our San Diego area locations.
Our San Diego South Bay Dog Training Staff
Lou Ann Sherman
Sit Means Sit Dog Training
1023 Delaware Street
Imperial Beach, CA 91932
Phone: (619) 847-8040
E-Mail: LouAnnSherman@SitMeansSit.com
Serving these San Diego locations: Barrio Logan, Bonita, Chula Vista, City Heights, College Grove, Coronado, Downtown San Diego, Dulzura, Eastlake, East San Diego, El Cajon, Hillcrest, Imperial Beach, Jamul, Little Italy, Logan Heights, Mission Hills, National City, Nestor, Normal Heights, North Park, Ocean Beach, Old Town, Otay Mesa, Palm City, Paradise Hills, Point Loma, Rancho San Diego, San Ysidro, Spring Valley
Our Weekly South San Diego Dog Training Classes
Saturday 9:00 am – Shelter Island
Saturday 5:00 pm – Cottonwood Park
Thursday 5:30 pm – J Street Marina
Call (619) 847-8040 or email louannsherman@sitmeanssit.com for directions
Contact us to set up your free introductory dog lesson. We’ll discuss a customized dog training program that will suit you and your dog.
San Diego South Bay Dog Training Blog
Lou Ann Sherman’s San Diego South Bay Dog Training Blog features up-to-date dog training and dog obedience information for San Diego South Bay and the surrounding areas.
Sit Means Sit Dog Training in San Diego South Bay
Sit Means Sit Dog Training provides professional Southern San Diego dog obedience training services to all of San Diego and South Bay communities. Offering both private dog training and unlimited group dog lessons, our staff of certified dog trainers are available to assist you with your entire dog training needs. Looking for dog obedience training in California?, Look no further than Sit Means Sit’s southern San Diego location! We have the best San Diego dog trainers to help you with your dog.
We specialize in results at Sit Means Sit dog training. Our programs
are based on an individual evaluation of you and your dog; we tailor our training to specifically meet your goals, helping to integrate a happy, well-mannered, obedient dog into your lifestyle. Your Southern San Diego dog training program will include training and instruction for you and your family, as well as your dog. We teach you everything you need to know to enjoy your dog.
After your dog obedience training, you will be able to take your dog to the dog beach, dog park, on vacation, and anywhere you want to go- confident that you have a well-mannered and obedient pet. Sit Means Sit Dog Training works for any dog. We will work with you in solving all of your dog’s bad habits, and improving all of your dog’s good habits.
Our professional San Diego dog trainers and staff, are capable of helping you with dog behavior, dog obedience, dog aggression, puppy training, housebreaking, and just about anything that will help your dog become the best pet, or working dog that you can have. Sit Means Sit dog training specializes in having your dog very well trained, under even the most distracting circumstances that one can imagine.
A happy dog in a happy home is our goal! We provide results for any dog! Give us a call at San Diego Sit Means Sit South Bay to set up your FREE consultation to see the results you can achieve with the Sit Means Sit South Bay San Diego dog training program. We’ll also discuss a customized training plan that will work for your dog.
Watch this video to see one of our San Diego dog training events.
RUBY the “tiny” boxer:
We went to the Otay Ranch Shopping Center Animal Fair and Ruby totally
embarrassed me and my son, Mark. She was going after everyone, barking
and basically out of control, when I saw a lady with a shirt that said
something to the effect of “Professional Dog Trainer” so I took Ruby
over to her and talked to her. Of note, we go camping with lots of
people, lots of kids and lots of dogs and Ruby has always been a great
camper and social dog, but lately she was “bolting” from our front yard
and totally uncatchable.We were referred to Lou Ann Sherman and she came over to our house and
met with us and we signed up for the program, although my husband
thought the program was too costly and he was worried about the collar.
All of us have trained (Husband, son and me) with Ruby and she knows how
to play the game with Lou Ann – she is an absolute angel around Lou Ann,
even jumping in her van one day to go home with her, so the program has
worked well for us and Ruby is still very playful at home with our new
boxer puppy and she loves to run and catch the Frisbee, but she also
loves to bring the Frisbee back to us now and she stays in the front
yard when we are out there. We are still working in “people crowds” but
she is getting better.I am very happy with the program and one of the things I like is that it
isn’t a time frame class, we can take Ruby whenever we want to class and
for as long as we want and we will definitely continue to do that.
Thank you.Robynne Young
Chula Vista, CA
When I first adopted Shasta, a then 3 year old Siberian Husky mix, I adopted
more than a dog. I ended up adopting many frustrating problems; such as her
inability to hear me when I called her to me in a park, or her obsession to
meet every dog within eye sight. I worked with her over 3 months with treats
trying to train her to stay near me when at the park. However, if any dog
came within eye-sight she was gone and no amount of food would bring her
back.Nearly 1 week after training with Sit Means Sit she was walking off leash
and by other dogs without any inclination to run and meet them. She’s
happier because now I can take her more places and I’m happier because now I
don’t need to get frustrated and yell for her to come back. She’s been
camping, hiking, backpacking, and doing anything else I can think of just
because she’s such a joy to be around. This training was originally to work
on recall but now we’re working on Rally exercises, agility, and some more
advanced obedience moves with many distractions like squirrels, dogs, and
people!The Sit Means Sit system is a breeze to learn and even easier to maintain.
The classes are fun and even I, a 17 year old, find them a welcoming
challenge!Roxy Crawford
North Park
San Diego, CA
