Mike and his crew at Sit Means Sit has been nothing but amazing. We started about 1 year ago with our reactive dog, Burton, who was both people and dog reactive. He is a very nervous dog and is afraid of everything. We had a hard time taking him on walks because he was so scared of all the noises outside, people would be walking and he would bark/lunge at them, and moving wildlife was not allowed to be within a 1 mile radius of him. After many failed attempts to train him ourselves, we turned to Sit Means Sit. They taught us patience, how to train with the e-collar appropriately, and how to safely put Burton in situations he is uncomfortable in then teach him how to get through those situations. We are now able to take him for off leash walks down our streets, take him camping, kayaking, and to community festivities with a lot of people around. It has been nice to see Sit Means Sit grow and change over the last year. Separating reactive and non-reactive classes allowing the reactive dogs to work closer than ever with other reactive dogs to work through their issues. They are about to double their training space, which everyone in the Sit Means Sit family cannot wait for. This training is not for the person who expects to have a few private lessons at Mounds, and have a super obedient dog after a couple weeks. There is no such thing. It is for the dog owners who are willing to put in the time and energy it takes to train their dog on a daily basis, even if that means 5-10 minutes, and for the owners who want to have a trainer & facility to train in available to them for the life of their dog. We were so pleased with the training, we immediately enrolled our new puppy, Porter, in Sit Means Sit this past January. Unlike other dog trainers we have researched, Sit Means Sit is the only company that provides unlimited group classes for the life of the dog, and a lifetime warranty on the collars and remotes even if your dog chews it into many pieces. Ultimately, I love the freedom that we can give our dogs out in public, knowing that if they make a poor decision, we have a tool we know how to use to keep them safe.