Sit n Stay Dog Training

Sit n Stay Dog Training 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://scheduler.zoom.us/sit-n-stay-support/game-plan-call-with-sit-n-stay-trainer 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 yo

ur 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!

One question I want every family to ask before the school routine starts:What is my dog actually going to do while we're...
09/04/2026

One question I want every family to ask before the school routine starts:

What is my dog actually going to do while we're gone?

For some adult dogs, the answer is happily sleep.

And that's completely okay.

But young puppies and busy adolescent dogs may need a little more support during the day.

That could mean a safe puppy-proofed area, an appropriate chew, a food-stuffed toy, a midday potty break, a dog walker, enrichment, training, or Dog School.

But here's something important:

The answer isn't necessarily “my dog needs to be exhausted.”

We're looking for an appropriate balance of activity, enrichment, training, and rest.

And yes, learning how to settle when nothing exciting is happening is a skill too.

Sometimes nothing is happening.

And that's okay.

Read more in this week's blog:
Back to School With a Dog → https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/back-to-school-with-a-dog-how-to-prepare-your-puppy-for-a-new-routine

If your fall schedule has you wondering how you're going to fit training into everything else, message us or book a Game Plan Call and we can talk through your options.

School.Work.Sports.Homework.Dinner.Appointments.And somewhere in there, you're supposed to consistently train the dog to...
09/03/2026

School.
Work.
Sports.
Homework.
Dinner.
Appointments.

And somewhere in there, you're supposed to consistently train the dog too. 😅

We get it.

That's one reason Dog School can be such a helpful part of a busy fall routine.

At Sit n Stay's Dog School, your dog gets a balance of:
Training
Enrichment
Appropriate social experiences
Real-life manners
Practice around distractions
Rest
Learning how to settle

Your dog gets structured activity and professional training during the day, while you get some help carrying the training load during an already busy season.

And because Dog School becomes part of the weekly routine, your dog gets something predictable too.

Not sure if Dog School is the right fit?

Message us or book a Game Plan Call.

We can talk about your dog's needs, your schedule, and what option makes the most sense for your family.

Puppies under four months may be eligible to enroll directly in Puppy Prep Dog School. Older puppies and dogs can start with a free half-day trial so we can get to know your dog and help determine the best next step.

Read this week's full blog post → https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/back-to-school-with-a-dog-how-to-prepare-your-puppy-for-a-new-routine

Everyone finally gets home.Backpacks hit the floor.Doors are opening.Kids are talking.Someone needs a snack.Someone has ...
09/02/2026

Everyone finally gets home.

Backpacks hit the floor.
Doors are opening.
Kids are talking.

Someone needs a snack.
Someone has practice.

And your dog is thinking:

BEST. DAY. EVER.

😂

This is often when we see jumping, barking, mouthing, zoomies, grabbing clothing, and general chaos.

Instead of making those first five minutes home the most exciting part of your dog's day, give everyone a chance to transition.

Take your dog outside.
Let them sniff.
Keep greetings calm.
Give them an appropriate chew.
Use a gate while everyone gets settled.
Practice a few easy skills they already know.

Think:

Decompression before excitement.

That little change can make the whole afternoon easier.

Read the full blog for more back-to-school tips:

→ https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/back-to-school-with-a-dog-how-to-prepare-your-puppy-for-a-new-routine

This is your reminder to put the dog on the back-to-school checklist too. 🐶If your summer routine has looked very differ...
09/01/2026

This is your reminder to put the dog on the back-to-school checklist too. 🐶

If your summer routine has looked very different from your fall routine, don't wait until the first day of school to make the change.

Start practicing now.

A little more quiet time.
A little more independence.
A slightly earlier breakfast.
A short period home alone.
A calm arrival when everyone comes home.

Small changes can help your dog adjust much more easily than one giant change overnight.

We put together a whole blog about preparing your dog for the back-to-school routine.

Read the full blog post here → https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/back-to-school-with-a-dog-how-to-prepare-your-puppy-for-a-new-routine

And if you're realizing your fall schedule is about to get BUSY, Dog School can help take some of the training load off your plate.

Message us or book a Game Plan Call and we can talk through the options.

Back-to-school season is a BIG routine change for the whole family.And while we know it's coming, our dogs don't.If your...
08/31/2026

Back-to-school season is a BIG routine change for the whole family.

And while we know it's coming, our dogs don't.

If your puppy has spent the summer with people around all day, later mornings, and lots of activity, suddenly being alone for several hours can be a pretty big adjustment.

Some dogs handle it just fine.

Others may respond with barking, chewing, accidents, pacing, or absolute craziness when everyone finally gets home.

The good news?

You don't have to wait for the first day of school to see how your dog handles it.

Start giving them little previews of the new routine now.

Move breakfast earlier.
Practice quiet time.
Leave the house for short periods.
Start building some independence.

You don't have to recreate the entire school day overnight. Just start moving toward it.

Your family knows back-to-school is coming. Your dog doesn't. 😂

Read the full Blog Post Here: https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/back-to-school-with-a-dog-how-to-prepare-your-puppy-for-a-new-routine

Just because two dogs are running and wrestling doesn't automatically mean both dogs are enjoying the interaction.Look a...
08/28/2026

Just because two dogs are running and wrestling doesn't automatically mean both dogs are enjoying the interaction.

Look at the whole dog.

A dog who is enjoying an interaction may look loose, wiggly, relaxed, willing to take breaks, and able to move away and return.

A dog who is uncomfortable may hide, freeze, avoid the other dog, tuck their tail, try to escape, or become frantic.

And good play involves choice.

Both dogs should be able to pause.

Both should be able to leave.

And both should have a say in whether the interaction continues.

Instead of only asking, “Are they playing?”

Ask:
“Are both dogs choosing to be here?”

Read more about dog socialization and body language in this week's blog → https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/how-do-i-get-my-dog-to-socialize-with-other-dogs

🎉 Back to School Special: 10% off Dog School this week!

Message us if you've been thinking about getting your dog back into Dog School. We can talk through the options and find the best fit for your dog.

If you've been thinking:“Maybe it's time to get back into Dog School.”This is your sign. 🎉It's Back to School week, and ...
08/27/2026

If you've been thinking:

“Maybe it's time to get back into Dog School.”

This is your sign. 🎉

It's Back to School week, and we're celebrating with 10% off Dog School this week!

Dog School is about more than simply tiring your dog out.

It's about helping dogs build real-life skills, learn how to navigate distractions, practice appropriate social skills, and become more confident in everyday situations.

If you're a current or past client interested in renewing, reach out to us and we can talk through the options.

If you've been thinking about getting your dog back into a routine, working on everyday manners, or giving your puppy a structured day of learning and enrichment, message us to learn more and let's find the best option for your dog.

And if you haven't read this week's blog yet:

How Do I Get My Dog to Socialize With Other Dogs? →https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/how-do-i-get-my-dog-to-socialize-with-other-dogs

Your dog doesn't have to greet every dog.They don't have to play with every dog.They don't even have to want dog friends...
08/26/2026

Your dog doesn't have to greet every dog.

They don't have to play with every dog.
They don't even have to want dog friends.

Being able to calmly see another dog, walk past, and continue on with their day is a wonderful skill.

In fact, teaching a puppy that they need to greet every dog they see can sometimes create frustration later when they're not allowed to say hello.

Sometimes the best social skill is simply:
“I see you. I'm okay. I'm going to keep going.”

That's something worth celebrating.

Read this week's blog → https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/how-do-i-get-my-dog-to-socialize-with-other-dogs

🎉 10% off Dog School this week!

If you're thinking, “Maybe it's time to get back into Dog School,” message us and we can talk through the options.

We don't expect every person to enjoy the same social situations.Dogs are individuals too.Some dogs love playing with ot...
08/26/2026

We don't expect every person to enjoy the same social situations.

Dogs are individuals too.

Some dogs love playing with other dogs.
Some prefer people.
Some enjoy one familiar dog.
Some would rather simply walk past another dog and keep going.

Our job isn't to turn every dog into a social butterfly.

It's to understand the dog we actually have and help them feel safe, confident, and successful.

Sometimes, the best social experience is simply being able to be around another dog without needing to interact.

Read this week's blog →https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/how-do-i-get-my-dog-to-socialize-with-other-dogs?utm_source=chatgpt.com
🎉 10% off Dog School this week!

If you've been thinking about getting your dog back into a routine, message us and we can talk through the options.

We often assume that a well-socialized dog should want to play with every dog they meet.But that's not necessarily true....
08/24/2026

We often assume that a well-socialized dog should want to play with every dog they meet.

But that's not necessarily true.

Some dogs love playing with other dogs. Some prefer one or two familiar friends. Some enjoy walking near another dog without interacting. And some would genuinely prefer that other dogs leave them alone.

That doesn't mean they're missing out.

Socialization is about helping your dog experience the world safely and appropriately. That might mean seeing another dog without panicking, walking past without pulling, choosing to disengage, or looking to you for guidance.

Your dog doesn't need to be a social butterfly.

They need to feel safe, understood, and successful.

Read the full blog post here → https://www.sitnstaydogtraining.com/About-Us/Blog/how-do-i-get-my-dog-to-socialize-with-other-dogs

🎉 Back to School Special this week!

We're offering 10% off Dog School this week.

If you've been thinking about getting your dog back into a routine, working on everyday manners, or giving your puppy a structured day of learning and enrichment, message us to learn more.

If you're a current or past client interested in renewing, reach out to us and we can talk through the options.

Use the CODE: 10OFF to register at Dog School this week: https://portal.sitnstaypetservices.com/sns-dog-school-program

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