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We are a family run company based in Buffalo, New York, serving most of Erie County. We believe pets are part of the family.

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👉 https://form.asana.com/?k=GAU1LMLj_eCtFO0RiLIFow&d=87590610279701 Our “family” is made up of bonded and insured employees, not independent contractors. Your pets will always receive the same high level and quality of care, even if your assigned dog walker is sick, or away on vacation. Our trainers are all trained and always continuing their education with dog friendly, positive based methods, and have a title of Certified Professional Dog Trainer, equivalent or are working toward their certification. (www.ccpdt.org) We believe in high standards for ourselves and our staff because you and your furry family members deserve the best!

11/10/2026

Tomorrow we're kicking off 52 Days to Your Best Dog! 🐶

And if you've been thinking about joining but haven't signed up yet, here's your reminder: It's not too late!

We're not asking you to spend hours training every day or teach your dog 52 different commands.

We're starting with just five minutes a day and ONE thing you'd really like to improve.

Maybe it's jumping on guests, pulling on walks, barking at the door, or settling down in the evening.

You don't need to have everything figured out. We'll work on that together!

For just $26, you'll get weekly challenges, short videos, activities, access to our private Facebook group, and our RESET program.

Let's finish 2026 making progress instead of waiting for January!

Join here: https://portal.sitnstaypetservices.com/52-days-to-your-best-dog-challenge-checkout

11/09/2026

Five stars for the little wins that make such a big difference! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Stories like this remind me why we do what we do. Every dog and every family deserves patience, understanding, and support that meets them where they are. 💚

I'm so happy to see how far this little one has come, and I'm grateful for the trust families place in us to help them navigate the hard days and celebrate the progress along the way.

Thank you, Rebecca, for your kind words and for trusting Sit n’ Stay Dog Training! 🐾

And of course, little R***r says hi! 🐶💚

If you're struggling with your dog's behavior and aren't sure where to start, let's talk!

📅 Book a free Game Plan Call:
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🐾 Our 52 Days to Your Best Dog Challenge starts TOMORROW, November 10!

Join us for 52 days of small steps, practical habits, and meaningful progress with your dog.

👉 Join the challenge here:
https://portal.sitnstaypetservices.com/52-days-to-your-best-dog-challenge-checkout

Looking for more hands-on support? We also offer group classes to help you and your dog build skills, confidence, and better communication together.

🐶 Explore and register for group classes here:
https://sitnstaypetservices.dogbizpro.com/public/registration/index.aspx

We'd love to support you and your dog, wherever you are in your journey! 💚

11/07/2026

Maybe your family dog always growled when someone touched their food bowl, so everyone learned to stay away.

Maybe your dog snaps when someone tries to handle their paws, and you've simply learned not to touch them.

When we see certain behaviors often enough, they can start to feel normal.

But common doesn't necessarily mean acceptable.

Understanding why a dog bites is important. We can recognize that a dog felt threatened while still taking steps to prevent the behavior from happening again.

Understanding the behavior isn't the same as excusing it.

Read my latest blog:https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/my-dog-bit-someonenow-what

And speaking of making positive changes with your dog, have you heard about my 52 Days to Your Best Dog Challenge? We have 52 days left in 2026, and I'd love for you to join me in making small steps toward a happier, better-behaved dog. It's just $26!

Join the challenge here: https://portal.sitnstaypetservices.com/52-days-to-your-best-dog-challenge

Want help understanding your dog's behavior? Book a free Game Plan Call:
https://scheduler.zoom.us/sit-n-stay-support/game-plan-call-with-sit-n-stay-trainer

And don't forget, we also have playgroups every Saturday! 🐾

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11/06/2026

Hey everyone!

I have something exciting I want to share with you!

I’m launching the 52 Days to Your Best Dog Challenge, and I’d love for you to join me.

Watch my video below to hear all about it and how we can make the most of the remaining days of 2026!

Ready to join? It’s just $26!

JOIN THE CHALLENGE: https://portal.sitnstaypetservices.com/52-days-to-your-best-dog-challenge-checkout

And don’t forget, we also have playgroups every Saturday! We’d love to see you and your pups there.

Checkout our Group Classes: https://sitnstaypetservices.dogbizpro.com/public/registration/index.aspx

Let’s finish the year strong!

Kim 🐾

11/06/2026

After a bite, it's natural to want to figure out how to stop it from happening again.

But the first step isn't testing your dog or putting them back in the same situation.

It's making sure everyone is safe and giving yourself time to understand what happened.

Think about what came before the bite. Was your dog being handled? Were they guarding food or a toy? Were they startled, scared, or trying to get away?

Those details matter.

And if someone was injured, make sure they receive appropriate medical care and check the requirements in your area.

We already have information from the incident. Let's use it.

Read the full blog: https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/my-dog-bit-someonenow-what

Need support with your dog's behavior? Book a free Game Plan Call: https://scheduler.zoom.us/sit-n-stay-support/game-plan-call-with-sit-n-stay-trainer

11/05/2026

Hey everyone, Kim Sauer here!

So, I was listening to the Mel Robbins podcast today with Dr Eric Thomas, and I heard about this idea of a 52-day challenge. And it really got me thinking.

I’m actually dealing with some health challenges of my own right now, and I’ve been thinking about some changes I want to make in my life. When I heard about this challenge, I thought, you know what? I’m going to do this!

But then I started thinking about all of you, and how many of you probably have things you’d like to change, too. Especially when it comes to your dogs!

Here’s the idea. We have 52 days left in 2026, and instead of waiting until January 1st to start working on our goals, what if we started right now?

Maybe you want your dog to stop jumping on people. Maybe you’d love to enjoy a walk without being dragged down the street. Or maybe you just want a calmer, happier dog that fits into your life a little easier.

Now, are we going to fix every problem in 52 days? Probably not! Just like if I wanted to lose 50 pounds, that’s not something I’m realistically going to accomplish in 52 days.

But imagine how much progress we could make if we just did a little something every single day.

And that’s what I want to do with you!

We’re launching our 52 Days to Your Best Dog Challenge, and I’d love for you to join me.

For just $26, we’re going to spend the rest of 2026 taking small, manageable steps toward creating the dog you’ve always wanted. No pressure to be perfect, no spending hours training every day. Just making progress, one day at a time.

Because I don’t want us to get to January 1st and say, “Okay, NOW I’m going to start.”

I want us to get to January 1st and look back at everything we’ve already accomplished!

So, if you’re ready to finish 2026 strong and start 2027 with a happier, better-behaved dog, come join me!

It’s just $26 for the challenge. Click the link and let’s get started together!

Join here: https://portal.sitnstaypetservices.com/52-days-to-your-best-dog-challenge-checkout

11/05/2026

Puppies use their mouths. A LOT. 😂

They grab hands, clothes, ankles, and pretty much anything they can reach.

But not every situation involving puppy teeth is the same.

A puppy grabbing your sleeve during an overexcited play session is very different from a puppy biting when someone reaches toward their food.

So instead of asking, “Is my dog still young enough for this to be normal?” let's ask:

Why did my dog use their mouth in this situation?

The context matters, and understanding it helps us figure out what our dogs need.

Read Kim's blog: https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/my-dog-bit-someonenow-what

Have questions about your puppy's behavior? Book a free Game Plan Call: https://scheduler.zoom.us/sit-n-stay-support/game-plan-call-with-sit-n-stay-trainer

11/03/2026

“My dog bit someone. Now what?”

It's a scary moment for any dog owner. Some people immediately worry that their dog is dangerous. Others try to reassure themselves that it was just a nip or that their dog is still a puppy.

But here's what I want you to remember: Don't panic, but don't explain it away either.

A bite gives us important information about what our dog was experiencing in that moment. We need to understand what happened, what came before it, and why they felt the need to use their mouth.

This week on the blog, Kim shares how she approaches dog bites, what to do after an incident, and why understanding the reason behind the behavior matters.

Read the full blog: https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/my-dog-bit-someonenow-what

Need help understanding your dog's behavior? Book a free Game Plan Call: https://scheduler.zoom.us/sit-n-stay-support/game-plan-call-with-sit-n-stay-trainer

10/31/2026

🎃 Happy Halloween from Sit n’ Stay!

A little reminder for all the dog parents tonight: your dog doesn't have to join every part of the celebration.

With doorbells ringing, excited kids in costumes, and people coming and going, Halloween can be a lot for some dogs.

Give them a quiet space, keep the candy out of reach, and don't feel bad if they sit this one out. ❤️

Sometimes the best thing we can do for our dogs is make the evening easier for them.

Have a safe and happy Halloween, everyone! 👻🐾

Read Kim’s Halloween tips: https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/does-your-dog-lose-their-mind-at-the-door-dont-train-it-on-halloween

Need help with your dog's behavior? Book a free Game Plan Call: https://scheduler.zoom.us/sit-n-stay-support/game-plan-call-with-sit-n-stay-trainer

10/30/2026

Halloween is tomorrow! 🎃 Before the costumes come out and the doorbell starts ringing, take a few minutes to make a plan for your dog.

Here's your reminder checklist:

🐾 Plan where your dog will be. Choose a comfortable space away from the constant activity if needed.

🐾 Set up your barriers. Don't rely on your dog staying put when the front door opens.

🐾 Prepare something enjoyable. Have an appropriate chew, food puzzle, or other activity ready.

🐾 Keep candy out of reach. Chocolate, xylitol-containing products, grapes, raisins, and candy wrappers can pose risks. If you suspect your dog has eaten something toxic, contact your veterinarian or an animal poison-control service promptly.

🐾 Think carefully about the Halloween walk. Masks, running children, flashing decorations, and strange sounds can be overwhelming for some dogs.

And remember, your dog doesn't need to be part of every family activity.

You aren't failing at training by using a baby gate or letting your dog relax in another room. You're choosing what works for your dog and your family.

Have a safe and happy Halloween! 🐶

Read all of Kim's Halloween tips: https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/does-your-dog-lose-their-mind-at-the-door-dont-train-it-on-halloween

Have questions about your dog's training? Book a free Game Plan Call: https://scheduler.zoom.us/sit-n-stay-support/game-plan-call-with-sit-n-stay-trainer

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2881 Southwestern Boulevard
Orchard Park, NY
14127

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Monday	9am - 12pm
Tuesday	9am - 12pm
Wednesday	9am - 12pm
Thursday	9am - 12pm
Friday	9am - 12pm

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