With the Fourth of July right around the corner, pet parents should be preparing for the big event. Fireworks and other explosives can easily frighten dogs and BBQ smells can entice dogs to steal an unsafe snack. Before the big day arrives, be sure to check your […]
Read more →Los Angles is a dog-friendly area and it is virtually impossible to walk your dog without running into fellow pet parents. But just because you cross paths doesn’t mean your dog needs to interact with the person or dog. Feel free to give a greeting, wave hello […]
Read more →DON’T MAKE “COME” A FOUR LETTER WORD. Perhaps the most important behavior we can teach our dogs – and the most difficult one, teaching a reliable recall requires a lot of patience and hard work. We tend to only practice and use it in real life, in […]
Read more →“Bulldogs Are Beautiful Day” is celebrated on April 21 (that’s today) every year! This holiday is a chance for bulldog owners to shower their beautiful dogs with treats, praise, and love, while also showing off just how beautiful they really are! Bulldogs Are Beautiful Day corresponds with the […]
Read more →Dear Clients, At the core of our mission is family and how we can help your dog to be the best four legged family member. Our pet parents, students, and team members are part of that family. The community we have built is what will get us […]
Read more →Dear friends & family, We want to talk about the growing concerns surrounding coronavirus (COVID-19). The truth is that “I Said Sit!” has always and continues to clean with top of the line cleaning products that protect against a long list of viruses. I did a lot […]
Read more →Sometimes you just feel like baking. I had recently seen other web posts about these dog treats people are making using silicone baking pans. Well I got the urge to bake and I had to try it myself. My daughter enjoys making anything with me in the […]
Read more →I wrote a previous article entitled, “Why do you say not to let our dogs meet on leash?” In short, on-leash greetings are one of the fastest ways to create unwanted behaviors. That said, I am a realist, and I know that people will always be introducing dogs […]
Read more →“He didn’t like it.” “She didn’t like it.” These are the four words that often accompany the biggest loss of opportunity for my clients and their dogs. Similarly these same four words often signify a great loss of safety for our dogs or for people in their […]
Read more →“My dog is a Labrador, he should be able to behave.” “I don’t want a Pitbull, they’re aggressive dogs. I want a friendly dog.” Many people like to or unconsciously label their dog based on its breed. They adopt or buy a dog based on the assumption […]
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