Sit Pretty Canine

🐾 Axel is Looking for His Forever Home 🐾

Axel is an 11 month old American Bully mix searching for the right home. He is up to date on all vaccinations, neutered, and has completed a 3 week professional board and train program, including e-collar conditioning. He has a solid obedience foundation and truly thrives with structure, consistency, and clear boundaries.

Axel is a very sweet, affectionate boy who loves being with his people. Recently, however, he’s decided that chews and bones are the greatest invention on the planet. Because of that, he prefers not to have people in his space while he’s enjoying one. This is something that can be managed successfully with the right home, and I’m happy to discuss it in more detail with serious adopters.

Axel would do best in a home with older children who can respect his space and boundaries. He also has a rough-and-rowdy play style, so a home where he is the only dog is preferred.

Finding the right fit for Axel is my priority. If you’re interested in learning more about him, please send me a message. I’m happy to discuss his personality, training, and any questions you may have to make sure it’s a great match for everyone involved🩵

Welcome Phoebe to the sit pretty canine fam! She’s here for 2 weeks to work on potty training, leash walking, and crate training 🩵

We get calls all the time from owners dealing with resource guarding, separation anxiety, reactivity, demand barking, lack of confidence, and more.
What a lot of people don’t realize is that sometimes the solution isn’t a fancy training technique or a month long board and train.
Sometimes it’s a small change in the dog’s day to day lifestyle.
The way we interact with our dogs matters. The things we do with the best intentions can sometimes contribute to the behaviors we’re struggling with. That doesn’t make you a bad owner, it just means nobody explained it to you.

This post covers a few common examples we see all the time. Of course, every dog is different and there are always exceptions, but you’d be surprised how many issues improve when owners make a few simple adjustments to how they live with their dog.
Training isn’t just what happens during a session. It’s what happens the other 23 hours of the day,

Welcome Bane to the Sit Pretty Canine Family! He’s here for 2-3 weeks to work on manners and impulse control🩵

Welcome Dewey to the Sit Pretty Canine family! He’s here to work on leash manners, impulse control, and all things puppy!

We got a full house!! 😍
Willett- here to work on leash manners and impulse control
Bandit- here to finish his off leash training
KitKat- here for boarding
Oden- here to work on aggression and over all impulse control
Such a fun lil group 🩷

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Welcome Willett to the Sit Pretty Canine family! He’s here for 2-3 weeks to work on leash walking, impulse control and threshold manners 🩷