We Are Sit, Stay 'N Play
Local Dog Training & Dog Supplies, Stroudsburg, PA
At Sit, Stay, 'N Play in Stroudsburg, PA, we believe a tired dog is a happy dog, and our indoor dog playground will help achieve just that. Our vision is to enhance the lives of dogs and their owners and to improve the human-dog bond by sharing our knowledge of the effective use of positive reinforcement and games in dog training. Let us help you have your best dog!
Positive, Pain-Free Dog Training for a Happier Pup
Sit, Stay, 'N Play training program utilizes ONLY positive reinforcement dog training techniques. Some dog training firms who offer "Board and Train" will certainly do whatever it requires to get quick results with your pet, including utilizing choke chains and shock collars. Sit, Stay, 'N Play does NOT employ any type of aversive dog training methods.
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April 2024
Kevin, Teagan is on the dining room table again!
Strange as it may seem, that is what brought us to Sit, Stay, ‘N Play. Our then-5-year-old Miniature Australian Shepherd, Teagan, is a jumping queen. She can scale a 4-foot fence in one leap from a standing position. When we moved to Pennsylvania in 2021, we decided that Teagan needed to be enrolled in Agility and found Sit, Stay, ‘N Play.
As her partner, I was completely unfamiliar with the sport and not an athlete dancer, or game player. Fortunately, none of that mattered. Dane Bragg was extraordinarily patient, and both Teagan and I eventually developed our skills and confidence and graduated to Advanced Agility.
Meanwhile, our other Mini-Aussie, Frank, and Marcus, our Cattle Dog/Cocker Spaniel/Who Knows? were both enrolled in obedience. About a year ago we decided that they both needed to graduate. Frank began Beginner Agility and he and Kevin quickly moved up to join Teagan and me in the Advanced class. Marcus, now 12, enrolled in Rodeo Dog – an easy version of Agility for older and disabled dogs. After several months of experience with Rodeo Dog, we decided to try with our Miniature Long-Haired Dachshund, Gretchen. She was 10 then and had no training whatsoever in anything. She didn’t even know, “Sit.” We adopted her at age 7 and she’s been “Daddy’s Little Girl” from that day forward. Well, not only does Gretchen excel at Rodeo Dog, but she LOVES IT!
All four dogs love their time at Sit, Stay, ‘N Play. We swear that they even know what days they go to “school.” We all have fun. They get great physical and brain exercise, and we enjoy very special experiences with them.
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