Sit Means Sit Canine Obedience Methods Review Opponents saying their methods are cruel, that they torture animals into obeying out of fear. ... The shock collar is a permanent fixture around your dogs neck. Trainers using this method have no idea how to train a dog without the shock collar.
Why Sit Means Sit is bad?
Sit Means Sit's use of shock collars caused controversy in 2015 when two men with a St. Peters, Missouri franchise were charged with animal abuse for using shock collars in a way that caused pain to four dogs.Jan 11, 2019
Who started Sit Means Sit?
Type Private
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Industry Dog training
Founded 1998 in Paradise, Nevada
Founder Fred Hassen
Area served United States Canada
What kind of training is Sit Means Sit?
In the dog training field, specifically Sit Means Sit, remote dog training collars are used as a tool to provide a remote controlled cue. The cue is designed to neither cause pain nor to disrupt the dog's emotional state, but rather to function as an adjustable “tap”.
What type of collar does Sit Means Sit use?
The Sit Means Sit collar is a micro stim modality, that is very similar to those micro stim units used in the medical and athletic fields. These micro stim units essentially use low-level, adjustable electronic stimulation to create a muscle contraction.Jul 5, 2011
Does Sit Means Sit use e collar?
One of the tools that we use often in our training program is our customized Sit Means Sit Collar (remote electronic dog training collar). The reason we choose to utilize technology in our training is obvious when you understand the advantages that technology allows us.
How do you use the Sit Means Sit remote?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00Cnwx0cVSU
How do you put Sit Means Sit collar on?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qegX012AERU
How much does Sit Means Sit pay?
How much does Sit Means Sit Dog Training pay an hour? The average Sit Means Sit Dog Training hourly pay ranges from approximately $15 per hour for a Kennel Technician to $21 per hour for a Dog Trainer. Sit Means Sit Dog Training employees rate the overall compensation and benefits package 2.7/5 stars.