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Sit With Rollin

Compassionate dog training and boarding. The connection you have with your dog is unique to you. With my help, you can be your dog’s best loving parent!

I want to strengthen that bond with positive reinforcement and science-backed training.

03/23/2023

New client. Meet Lulu. In focus and out of focus!

11/19/2022

More treats please!

10/29/2022

This big guy loves to jump!

These pictures are one of the first moments (after we trained for at least 30 minutes) where I could pet him without it causing him to be so excited that he would jump all over me.

It takes patience and consistency to change behavior. Go slow and be clear with your goals and you will see results!

10/27/2022

Blue graduated!

Great job to his guardians for being consistent and so in Tim with Blue’s needs.

09/30/2022

Congrats to Hashi and Tomi!

So happy to have puppy raiser for Guide Dogs of America in class. They set a great example for the other dogs and their guardians are so dedicated.

Some graduates from this weekend! Send me an email (sitwithrollin@gmail.com) if you’d like to join group classes! Clas...

09/20/2022

Some graduates from this weekend!

Send me an email ([email protected]) if you’d like to join group classes!

Class is best suited for puppies and adolescents but can be beneficial at any age to reinforce behaviors you like in a highly distracting environment.

09/08/2022

Me and my best friend!

09/01/2022

That happy face!

Can you tell the difference when your dog is relaxed and when they are stressed by their facial expression?

08/13/2022

Graduation day!

08/03/2022

Puppy goodness!

07/12/2022

Margot the Dalmatian/Pit mix to melt your heart.

07/01/2022

Do you want to play?

06/14/2022

Hello world!

06/11/2022

Bunny at her first session.

She is learning focus and socialization skills.

06/05/2022

Bucatini looking inquisitive and cute.

05/24/2022

Jack tired after working!

Jack is a quick learner with a significant fear of being around other dogs and loud sounds. We are slowly desensitizing him to his fears and play has been the best help in this process.

05/23/2022

Winston is learning how to use a scratch board for his nails and how to feel more comfortable when walking on leash.

Second photo made me laugh out loud so I had to include it.

05/16/2022

Working on weariness around strangers with this sweetheart.

Remember when working with fear to start slow. Fearful behavior and body language is a guidepost. Don’t ignore those signs of fear but instead identify the triggers and methodically work on changing how your dog feels about them.

Our goal is a confident and curious dog instead of a fearful and hyper vigilant dog.

05/10/2022

Dirty dog. Happy dog.

Kira waiting for her favorite reinforcement: fetch with a tennis ball.

05/03/2022

Learning to relax. Big ear bonus.

05/01/2022

Hiking pal!

04/26/2022

Sleeping in today. Wake me when breakfast is prepared.

04/22/2022

Give your puppy something appropriate to chew and maybe they won’t chew on you. I said maybe!

04/15/2022

The importance of a check-in.

I love teaching this behavior because it helps with everyday walks and eventually off leash hikes. I want to make sure my dog Kira checks back in with me and doesn’t run full speed away from me to something more exciting.

The environment is very reinforcing for most dogs and checking in with their guardian in those exciting environments can be a hard skill to master.

I start this behavior inside and then work up to more distracting environments.

04/12/2022

Hello world!

Bingsoo practicing some relaxation after our session.

04/06/2022

I can not emphasize enough the importance of positive socialization.

Between 4-14/16 weeks, your puppy is like a sponge. The goal is to carefully expose your puppy to all the wonders of the world to create a resilient and confident adult dog.

If you have questions or need help with puppy socialization, please reach out!

04/02/2022

Peek-a-boo!

A little reminder that letting your dog on the couch or bed doesn’t cause aggression.

It is fine if your prefer them not to be on those surfaces. I just want to dispel the myth that this will create behavior problems.

Happy Saturday!

03/31/2022

Don’t underestimate the importance of play when building a strong and trusting relationship with your pup!

Also, tug does not cause aggression!

03/29/2022

Fear…just skip it when teaching your pal a new skill. They will thank you for being trustworthy and safe.

When working with a dog that is fearful, don’t add more fear into the training by using force, punishment or coercion.

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Monday	8am - 8pm
Tuesday	8am - 8pm
Wednesday	8am - 8pm
Thursday	8am - 8pm
Friday	8am - 8pm
Saturday	8am - 8pm
Sunday	11am - 8pm

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http://sitwithrollin.com/

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The importance of a check-in. I love teaching this behavior because it helps with everyday walks and eventually off leash hikes. I want to make sure my dog Kira checks back in with me and doesn’t run full speed away from me to something more exciting. The environment is very reinforcing for most dogs and checking in with their guardian in those exciting environments can be a hard skill to master. I start this behavior inside and then work up to more distracting environments.

I can not emphasize enough the importance of positive socialization. Between 4-14/16 weeks, your puppy is like a sponge. The goal is to carefully expose your puppy to all the wonders of the world to create a resilient and confident adult dog. If you have questions or need help with puppy socialization, please reach out!

Fear…just skip it when teaching your pal a new skill. They will thank you for being trustworthy and safe. When working with a dog that is fearful, don’t add more fear into the training by using force, punishment or coercion.