Dog obedience training business, Sit Means Sit, begun by Fred Hassen
is excited to announce rapid nationwide and international growth. Sit
Means Sit, a proponent of remote collar training, offers franchise
opportunities to dog trainers and instruction through its dog
obedience training schools, No Limitations.

Las Vegas, NV (PRWeb) March 30, 2007 — Las Vegas Nevada based
franchise 'Sit Means Sit', an innovative dog training business, is
excited to announce recent growth into several new US markets. With
over 20 new locations over 13 states including California, New Jersey
and Illinois in the U.S. and a location in Canada, 'Sit Means Sit' has
the momentum to successfully achieve their goal of providing comprehensive dog training for everyone.

 "We are so excited by the growth of our company and the success our
licensed 'Sit Means Sit' trainers are experiencing. We believe in our
dog training methodology, which is why we started our company nearly
10 years ago and to see this growth and success is incredibly
gratifying," said Fred Hassen, owner of both 'Sit Means Sit' and its
sister company 'No Limitations.'

 'Sit Means Sit' is a dog training methodology that uses traditional
tenets of dog obedience training and the best of today's technology.
Remote collars are used in place of traditional collars and leashes,
as a virtual touch to queue the dog to the command. These remote
collars are completely adjustable to the size and temperament of the
dog, merely acting as a prompt and behavioral modification tool. In a
short time, because of consistency and good training, for both dog and
handler, 'Sit Means Sit' dogs are trustworthy off leash and in almost
any situation.

 Several canine graduates of 'Sit Means Sit' have gone on to become K9
police dogs, agility dogs, therapy dogs and of course, calm and happy
family companions. In the meantime, dozens of owner/trainers have
attended Hassen's dog trainer training school, 'No Limitations' and
have opened up their own 'Sit Means Sit' dog training school in their
own area.

 "We believe in empowering dogs and their owners. First, we help dogs
and owners with their own relationships and this opens up
opportunities for the dog and ultimately for their trainers as well.
Who better to teach others the Sit Means Sit dog training techniques
than a believer and graduate themselves?" said Hassen.

 With over a half a million dogs going home with American's households
every month, dog obedience training beyond the simple puppy
kindergarten at your local pet store is in high demand. American's are passionate about their dogs, and Hassen has tapped into an incredible growth market with his train the trainer methodology. With two 'No
Limitations' schools, located in Denver, CO and Las Vegas, NV,
graduates every few weeks are learning successful dog training
techniques, teaching methods and sales and marketing tips for their
own 'Sit Means Sit' operation.

 Hassen explained, "If someone is passionate about their dog and about
dog obedience, a 'Sit Means Sit' dog obedience training school could
be an incredible opportunity. We help our licensed locations in every
way possible with top notch training and marketing support. We are
passionate about training dogs and about helping people be successful
in the dog obedience field which is why we've seen such amazing growth
this year."

 About 'Sit Means Sit'

 Founded and Created by Fred Hassen in 1998, 'Sit Means Sit' is a dog
training method that has evolved into a successful and growing
company. The gentle training methods offer a high level of obedience
to the pet owner and create a happier dog. Headquartered in Las Vegas,
Nevada, this innovative obedience training franchise has a number of
locations throughout North America. You can find 'Sit Means Sit' on
the web at http://www.sitmeanssit.com/.

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Company Name: Sit Means Sit
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Phone: 702-877-4581
Website: http://www.sitmeanssit.com/

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