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See Spot Sit Dog and Human Training & Behavior Modification

obedience, behavior modification. boarding, dog walking or exercise while you’re away & more! Reduce the rate of returned dogs to shelters and rescues.

At See Spot Sit Dog Training, our mission is to:

Teach humans how to effectively communicate with their dogs. To educate and train rescue volunteers and shelter personnel in our community regarding how to evaluate and assess dogs for proper placement the first time. See Spot Sit also focuses on teaching the public how to bring home a shelter or rescue animal and successfully integrate it into

their family. Our goal is to create homes where companion animals live happily together, in an environment that is safe and healthy for both pets and people. We also focus on educating families, with an emphasis on children, how to approach and meet an unfamiliar dog, and as well as properly interact with and respect their own family pet. Our ultimate goal is to create harmony between people and dogs. Charlotte Mallion’s vision was inspired by her involvement in animal rescue and rehome, which began over 12 years ago. She was on the board of Maumelle Friends of the Animals and currently serves on the board of directors for Sherwood Animal Shelter Helpers. She is an AKC certified Canine Good Citizen trainer and evaluator. She is experienced and educated in obedience training, advanced off-leash training, and behavior modification. Charlotte was mentored by Suzanne and Larry Olsen, of Palfwyn Dog Training School, who received all of their training and education in Germany and have well over 25 years of experience. Charlotte founded See Spot Sit, LLC to provide training and behavior modification to residents of Arkansas, after recognizing her passion for enriching the lives of animals and their owners, and her ability to bridge the communication gap between the two. She has been featured several times in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, as a local expert in dog training and behavior. She was also invited to be a guest speaker on a local radio station to address issues regarding animal behavior and public safety when dealing with animals. Charlotte was born and raised in Arkansas where she raised two children and had a successful career in the legal field. She enjoys spending time with her children, grandchildren and her own pets. She is also an avid participant in animal rescue and welfare. Charlotte has studied the works of professional trainers and behavorists, including, Karen Pryor, Dr. Ian Dunbar, Carol Lea Benjamin, Victoria Stillwell, Suzanne Clothier, Jack Volhard, Melissa Bartlett, Bill Moore, Grisha Stewart, M.A., CPDT-KA, who authored Behavior Adjustment Training "BAT for Fear, Frustration and Agression in Dogs," Patricia McConnell, PhD, and the Monks of New Skete, and many more, in order to continue her education and enable her to possess the knowledge and tools to help dogs and humans.

16/08/2024

03/07/2024

With Puppy Up Central Arkansas – I just got recognized as one of their rising fans! 🎉

03/07/2024

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Charlotte's Doggy Playground, Jacksonville, Arkansas - quarter acre lovely fenced yard, well-kept area with agility course, kiddie pools, and ramp. Lots of fun stuff to do. Small building with...

13/06/2024

Coming soon! Virtual button communication virtual classes!

Also, private doggy park sessions on See spot Sit training property! 🙂

New class sessions starting Saturday June 15th at 10:30 a.m. sign up now for 10% discount 🙂

Contact me at [email protected]

09/05/2024

Seriously does anybody know a small engine repair person that could come to Jacksonville and fix three riding lawnmowers?

08/05/2024

Another gorgeous amaryllis

30/04/2024

Think!

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23/04/2024

For those of you who knew my precious boy, Bear I wanted to let you know he left this world. He went peacefully in my arms and the arms of another one of his favorite people Dana Daniels Nixon when he was ready. He was over 17 and they were the 17 best years of my life. He was my companion and best friend and the sweetest most loving dog I've ever known in my life. His passing leaves is huge void, and I can only hope that whoever gets the dog who possesses his reincarnated soul appreciates what they have.

07/03/2024

UPDATE: There are just a few appointments left for kitties, all other appointments are currently filled.

Spay/Neuter appointments for April are now available for request! While your pet is here, we can also provide wellness services such as vaccination, testing and microchipping (rabies is required if no current proof).

To request an appointment, select the Spay/Neuter Tab on the link: https://clinichq.com/online/938a6bad-51da-461a-9df9-e1e38709a888

26/02/2024

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Explore Charlotte Mallion See Spot Sit’s 1,149 photos on Flickr!

18/02/2024

Can you imagine!

18/02/2024

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12/02/2024

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12/02/2024

12/02/2024

I will always be your side❤

24/01/2024

https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/see-spot-sit/

Here is how I handle resource guarding. Make a list of the items (or people) your dog guards. "The Motivator" Figure out what motivates your dog to comply.

23/01/2024

class memories

11/11/2023

just a reminder:

Understand what the FDA is telling dog owners about grain-free dog food and dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) so you can make informed decisions for your pet.

01/07/2023

THURSDAY EVENING CLASSES STARTING BACK UP ON JULY 6, 2023 AT 6:30

sign up today :)

*PLEASE PROVIDE PROOF OF CURRENT SHOTS PRIOR TO CLASS. **Intact males must have a preliminary, short assessment done before accepted to class if over 7 months old.

25/06/2023

Thought/tip for today.

How many of us like to think that we are comforting our dog(s) when we are leaving by saying things like "okay, buddy, I am going to go to (fill in the blank) and I'll be back soon/in an hour/later, etc., be good. I love you."?

The truth is, you are not talking to a human who can understand that an hour means that the short hand on the clock goes around one full time to the next number or the far left number on the digital clock goes up one number.

What that kind of "goodbye" actually does is "mark" the act of your leaving. They don't know what "an hour" or "soon" or "after work" means in context with how long that actually is from the time their human goes away and when they come back. In fact, they don't even understand that means you are coming back at all.

That being said, a lot of dogs are perfectly fine being on their own and do not stress about it as they feel confident that their human will be back and all is well.

However, some are absolutely not fine with being left alone, either due to isolation distress or true separation anxiety. So, when we mark the event of our leaving every time, they quickly learn that means we are going away and it starts the stress process for your pet.

Dogs associate everything that happens with whatever happens next, including words and phrases we use consistently right before the same event occurs right after.

SO, STOP IT! lol You are accidently causing your dog emotional distress. Certainly, you are not doing it on purpose because you would never do that. You love your dog(s)! You are trying to make them feel better. But, again, they are not four legged fuzzy humans. They are animals and they are not born speaking human or understanding human concepts.

There are so many ways to help your pet be calm and happy when you have to be away. We can help.

If you have a dog who is experiencing stress from being left alone and your pup needs help, please contact us at [email protected] :)

25/06/2023

Adopt a dog that looks at you the way 12-year-old Marley looks at his caregiver, Pete. 😍

OH WAIT. YOU CAN. ✨ ADOPT MARLEY ✨ today: bfas.io/Marley -amy

25/06/2023

REUNITED Dog in Little Rock (Pulaski County)

Description: White and Brindle
Date Found: 06/24/2023
Date Reunited: 06/25/2023
Reunion Story: Contact person commented that "he was picked up by owner - Saw post on Nextdoor."

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https://alfpetnetwork.com/found-dog-in-little-rock-pulaski-county-218/

25/06/2023

This is your reminder - The 4th of July is coming up fast! If your pet is scared of fireworks, we have options to make it less scary! Give us a call this week! 501-837-7106

25/06/2023

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25/06/2023

Microchips are our best way to get a pet home again if they get lost! It is a permanent means of identification that they can't lose!

25/06/2023

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*PLEASE PROVIDE PROOF OF CURRENT SHOTS PRIOR TO CLASS. **Intact males must have a preliminary, short assessment done before accepted to class if over 7 months old.

08/02/2023

In case you are not familiar, See Spot Sit offers group classes for obedience, including AKC Canine Good Citizen Certification, boarding on a small scale (in my home), private training where you come to me once a week with your dog for an hour for 8 weeks, bootcamp, 6 week intense training/behavior modification, and private appointments which include a 2 hour assessment AND PLANNING session in your home (usually) and 7 week private, in your home sessions. 🙂
Further, we offer trainer training, assistance and service dog training and agility (for fun and exercise but not competition).

please feel free to email me at [email protected] or call or text me at 501-612-1171

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