Got Sit Dog Training

10/31/2026

Let’s set the scene…

You’re outside enjoying a crisp yet sunny fall day at the park with your dog when you decide to take advantage of the good weather while it lasts and work on some obedience training. You tell your dog to “sit” -

Expectation: A calm, motionless statue of a dog. 🗿✨
Reality: A slow-motion crawl toward you the second you take half a step backward! 😂 Or in Tuck’s case, geese to chase! 🪿🦆

The implied “stay” command can be one of the hardest commands for high-energy pups because staying still takes serious impulse control. But with the right technique, your dog can master rock-solid duration!

💬 Tell us in the comments: What is your dog’s absolute biggest temptation that breaks their stay? (Squirrels? Tennis balls? The doorbell?)

P.S. You know why we call it the implied stay command? Because every command we give should imply that your dog will “stay” in it until given the next command or freedom to break - there’s no need for a separate “stay” command, as that’s redundant and actually muddies the meaning of any command it’s paired with.

PuppyLife DogLovers

10/30/2026

Ever ask your pup to sit, only to be met with a blank stare or a sudden interest in a piece of lint on the floor? 🐕❓

You’re not alone! When a dog ignores a command they usually know, it’s rarely out of spite. Swipe through to see the top 3 reasons your dog might be tuning you out! ➡️

Building clear communication takes patience, timing, and structure. When you bridge the gap, listening becomes second nature for your dog!

📌 Save this post to review during your next training session!

SitCommand PositiveTraining

10/29/2026

Look at this transformation! 🏆🐾

When Walter’s owners first reached out to Got Sit Dog Training, Walter loved to nip, chew, pull, jump, etc. - a total puppy!

Only four lessons in and he is walking calmly and closely, can hold a sit even with the distraction of another dog walking by - in a situation where he would have previously literally pounced at the opportunity to play and say hi, he instead remained cool, calm, and collected and paid Garnet no mind 😏

Don’t worry - he was then rewarded with lots of play after for his good boy behavior!

📲 Ready to transform your pup? Click the link in our bio to schedule your free consultation!

10/27/2026

10/27/2026

We're also hiring for a remote, phone-based, part-time role as a Client Services Representative!

📆A day in the life:
- Answering calls and texts and returning missed calls during office hours (9am-6pm PST).
- Receiving email inquiries and responding during office hours (9am-6pm PST).
- Working together with the client to find a convenient spot on our schedule that works for their schedule as well for their in-home consultation.
- Confirming client lessons and demos.
- Tracking inquiry data including but not limited to % connected vs. converted, cancellations and no-shows, etc.
- Following up on non-sold demos to add value and convert.
- Following up with current customers to be proactive in alleviating potential concerns or confusion during the training process.
- Writing thank you notes to both sold and non-sold demos.

💯You're perfect for this role if:
- You're passionate about providing excellent customer service and motivated by helping people.
- You're incentive motivated.
- You're able to listen and be compassionate and understanding to what client needs are with their dog.
- You know how to put on your proactive problem-solving hat.
- You're ready to lead, learn and grow in sales.
- You easily adapt to the ever-evolving remote working environment.
- You have exceptional communication and active listening skills.
- You're proficient in using current tech tools.
- You're highly organized and detail-oriented.
- You can work independently and be motivated.
- You have proven sales or customer service experience.
- You have the ability to multitask efficiently.
- You have an understanding of Western Washington traffic flow for optimum scheduling.
- You're familiar with customer relationship management (CRM) systems helpful.
- Loving dogs is a plus!

👍Benefits:
- Work from home and even work on the go.
- Low volume calls, usually between three and six per day, in addition to email inquiries.
- All inquiries can be responded to from your phone, tablet/iPad or computer as well as all scheduling, allowing you to work from anywhere.
- Easy to use phone system and easy to use scheduling platform.
- Office hours are approximately 9 AM until 6 PM and phones can be turned off for a lunch break.
- $17.13 per hour plus BONUS OPPORTUNITIES!

🕘Schedule:
- 9:00am-6:00pm Thursday through Saturday

📨Send your resume to [email protected] to apply!

10/23/2026

We’re hiring mobile dog trainers with opportunities in the Snohomish County area as well as the South King/North Pierce County area.

📆A day in the life:
*Perform training lessons
*Cultivate the company’s relationship with the community through vet, pet store, groomer and other relations
*Expand brand visibility in the community through park visits, trade shows, etc.
*Communicate with clients regarding training, results, scheduling, etc.

💯You’re perfect for this role if you are:
*Motivated to excel
*Charismatic
*A natural leader
*Curious
*Adaptable
*Persistent
*Comfortable with failure
*Long-term focused
*An overachiever
*Experienced in or interested in training dogs
*Sales proficient

👍Benefits:
*Likely first year income of $44k DOE with no limit on commission potential
*Health insurance
*Paid time off

📨Send your resume to [email protected] to apply along with your answers to:
*Why do you think you’d be a great dog trainer and the best fit for this position?
*What city in King County or Snohomish County, WA do you live in?

10/23/2026

We're hiring mobile dog trainers with opportunities in the Snohomish County area as well as the South King/North Pierce County area.

📆A day in the life:
*Perform training lessons
*Cultivate the company’s relationship with the community through vet, pet store, groomer and other relations
*Expand brand visibility in the community through park visits, trade shows, etc.
*Communicate with clients regarding training, results, scheduling, etc.

💯You’re perfect for this role if you are:
*Motivated to excel
*Charismatic
*A natural leader
*Curious
*Adaptable
*Persistent
*Comfortable with failure
*Long-term focused
*An overachiever
*Experienced in or interested in training dogs
*Sales proficient

👍Benefits:
*Likely first year income of $44k DOE with no limit on commission potential
*Health insurance
*Paid time off

📨Send your resume to [email protected] to apply along with your answers to:
*Why do you think you'd be a great dog trainer and the best fit for this position?
*What city in King County or Snohomish County, WA do you live in?

10/22/2026

“It’s just dog training, how important can it be?”

When you see a well trained dog, we see:
✅Increased freedom for you and your dog
✅A better bond between human and canine
✅An exercise regimen
✅Mental stimulation
✅Better safety as your dog gains better
✅Obedience and
✅Reliability
✅Positive reinforcement
✅Peace of mind
✅Enrichment
✅Confidence
✅Calming
✅Socialization
✅Communication
✅Management
✅Growth
✅Skills & tricks
✅Problem solving
✅JOY

Ready for any or all of the above in your household? Give us a call to schedule your free in-home consultation! 425-405-5748

10/15/2026

Better training = more freedom for you and your dog = more days like these!

10/09/2026

🦮Indoor Leash Work With Trainer Corey🐕‍🦺

Watch as trainer Corey demonstrates some indoor leash work with some canine siblings and read below to understand what he’s doing and why he’s doing it!

❓What is indoor leash work?❓
Indoor leash work is keeping a light leash, tab, or drag line attached to your dog inside the house to guide their behavior, prevent bad habits, and practice basic obedience without needing to grab or chase them.

❓How does it work? ❓
Through a combination of tethering the lead to you, using it as a drag line that can be picked up or stepped on when you need to intervene, and/or actively managing your dog with a physical connection, you can both interrupt unwanted actions before they become habits and speed up the learning process for training.

❓What are some key benefits of indoor leash work?❓
⭐️Prevents Bad Habits: Stops counter surfing, chewing, stealing items, and door bolting before they happen.
⭐️Aids Potty Training: Allows you to quickly and smoothly guide a puppy outside the moment they start sniffing or circling.
⭐️Clear Communication: Bridges the gap between verbal cues and physical action, helping your dog learn what you want faster.
⭐️Builds Loose-Leash Skills: Gets the dog accustomed to gentle pressure and guidance indoors, lowering outdoor distractions during early practice.

As you can see Corey demonstrate, he can use the leash to gently lead the dogs into the action he has commanded when they need the help, marking the success with positive affirmations, and, when they’re doing as they’re told, the leash remains loose, no guidance necessary!