Come, Sit, Stay

Come, Sit, Stay A unique, science and fact based, positive training experience. When these tenets are applied in life you can create a relationship that is inspirational.

It is our belief that the relationship between an animal and a human is a tenuous balance of trust and respect. Confidence, caution, consistency, and care should be applied in all aspects of animal management. We're a science-based training group who offers a complete range of training services for everything from beginner group classes, private lessons, boarded training, day care and day training

. Information about our services can be found at www.comesitstaydog.com

Our lead trainer has more than 20 years of experience training in obedience, rescue rehabilitation, Canine Good Citizenship award, Therapy dog training, and service dog training. Shiloh specializes in fear and aggression and rehabilitating dogs with science-based behavior modification. Nandini is a spectacular trainer who specializes in basics and has a growing passion for service dog training. We're excited to welcome Hailey to our team of trainers. Hailey is a new trainer with experience in education and a love for furry friends.

Today's enrichment is brought to you by a bird feeder and the merlin app. Cookie is having a great time birdwatching. ❤️
05/13/2026

Today's enrichment is brought to you by a bird feeder and the merlin app. Cookie is having a great time birdwatching. ❤️

05/12/2026

Druid was with us last week and keeping that kid occupied (so she doesn't yell at you when you're boring 🤣) is fun! Introducing new toys, then HIDING those toys and telling her to find them is one way we helped her stay entertained.

Good morning! With this mild and lovely Monday morning comes a reminder that there are MANY reasons why your dog shouldn...
05/11/2026

Good morning! With this mild and lovely Monday morning comes a reminder that there are MANY reasons why your dog shouldn't be allowed to wander loose. Those STATE WIDE leash laws exist for a reason. Let's list a few (you guys chime in if I leave any out):

1. Safety. Your dog is safer if he's protected and near you. Fences and leashes provide safety for your pup.

2. Health. Your intact pets won't create more unwanted dogs.

3. Traffic. Your contained dogs don't endanger drivers and passengers by crossing roads.

4. Neighbors. While it's generally a horrid thought, it IS true that not everyone loves dogs. Some folks have trauma associated with dogs and they either avoid using public spaces while loose dogs roam, OR they're inclined to protect themselves from your dog. We know he's friendly. Not all of your neighbors do.

5. Midnight dog walkers. Your loose dog prevents other GOOD DOGS who aren't dog friendly from accessing public spaces freely and safely. Introverted dogs and dogs who have trauma from being attacked deserve to go on walks, too.

6. ITS THE LAW. You're not entitled to let your dog roam and use your neighbor's yard as a restroom. Anywhere in Texas that is public property and NOT posted as off leash designated space, there is a leash law. Private property where you have not obtained explicit permission from the property owner (and the resident if those are different people) is OFF LIMITS to you and your dog. If you're still unconcerned about all of the other reasons listed, consider your bank account when the fines start to stack up.

Not our moos. Not our bluebonnets. Just this GORGEOUS state we get to live in. Enjoy some beauty today. Share any you've...
05/09/2026

Not our moos. Not our bluebonnets. Just this GORGEOUS state we get to live in. Enjoy some beauty today. Share any you've found recently too!

We're tentatively looking for a self motivated individual who adores dogs, is made of patience, and would like to learn ...
05/08/2026

We're tentatively looking for a self motivated individual who adores dogs, is made of patience, and would like to learn about dog training. This is a paid position starting at about 18hrs/week with room to increase hours.

We call this Temptation. Beagle vs growing pile of snacks...
05/07/2026

We call this Temptation. Beagle vs growing pile of snacks...

Body language from dogs isn't easily interpreted from single pictures. SOME pictures with obvious whale eye or lip licki...
05/06/2026

Body language from dogs isn't easily interpreted from single pictures. SOME pictures with obvious whale eye or lip licking can give you a pretty good idea of the situation, but others like this can go more than one direction. Having background on the dogs' temperament and relationship can help. Druid (left) is a soft natured girl who LOVES to play. Luna (right) is similarly tender hearted and while she's less energetic than Dru, she is usually up for a good romp at least half the day. These pups have seen each other sporadically since they were puppies. What happened next? POUNCE! CHASE!

It's starting to warm up! Does your dog LOVE water? Callisto does! Share your pictures of your pup playing in the water.
05/05/2026

It's starting to warm up! Does your dog LOVE water? Callisto does! Share your pictures of your pup playing in the water.

May the 4th be with you.(This may be the most fun use of stay I've found in a while)
05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you.

(This may be the most fun use of stay I've found in a while)

Gary and his sister, Winter, are boarding with us while their parents are out of town! We're happy to host dog friendly ...
05/03/2026

Gary and his sister, Winter, are boarding with us while their parents are out of town! We're happy to host dog friendly pups for $40/day. That includes all the love, affection, and play time your dog can handle.

Merlin was SUPER uncertain about being in a crate for his first week here. All of his meals have been increasingly close...
04/25/2026

Merlin was SUPER uncertain about being in a crate for his first week here. All of his meals have been increasingly closer to the crate (and about 3 days ago just inside the crate). This morning, he decided it's easier to get in and have breakfast in bed. We'll be working towards eating in his crate from a food toy to help exercise that puppy brain!

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Seven Points, TX
75143

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

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