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Sit Means Sit Ajax We offer in-home dog training and group dog obedience classes in the Ajax, Whitby, Pickering and Oshawa areas.

19/03/2025

Group training will be at McLaughlin Park in Oshawa again at 12pm. RSVP in the comments to confirm your spot.

12/03/2025

Group training this weekend is planned for 12pm in Oshawa. Weather may not be on our side so we’ll be watching closely.

RSVP in the comments.

06/03/2025

Group Training for Saturday March 8th will be in Whitby. RSVP below and we’ll send the location details.

01/03/2025

HELP ME FIND A HOME: I am Charlie a 2.5 year old neutered male Golden Retriever with lots of energy and I am looking for a new forever home. I’m trained by Sit Means Sit Ajax, and am up to date on my vaccinations. Because of my energy level I would love an active home with room to run.

27/02/2025

Group training for Saturday March 1st will be held in Whitby. RSVP to confirm your attendance. 🐶

20/02/2025

There will be no group class this weekend (February 22). Your homework assignment is to post photos of your dogs playing off leash in the snow and tag us so we can show some love 💕

14/02/2025

Hi Folks!! Weather permitting, we’re holding group class tomorrow at 12pm in Oshawa at Lakeview Park near Simcoe St. S & Valley Dr. We’re meeting in the ball diamond parking lot. https://maps.app.goo.gl/AyycffPk4NyLsQqf7

Please RSVP below and note the change of time to 12pm.

Heavy snow, rain or strong winds are generally the cut off for safety and comfort, however we’ll be in contact if anything changes.

06/02/2025

We’re going to try again for a class in Whitby on Saturday. Keep on eye on the weather, snow is expected and we will be cancelling if it is unsafe to drive. Comment to RSVP.

31/01/2025

Group Class for February 1st is CANCELLED due to weather. Train as you live!

29/01/2025

Group Class this Saturday February 1st will be held in Whitby at 11am - exact location will follow closer to then, we’re going to be keeping an eye on the weather.

Please comment to RSVP.

23/01/2025

We are holding our fingers crossed that the weather will hold up for us to run class this Saturday, as of right now it looks quite comfortable!

In Oshawa, at 11am. Please send in your RSVP’s.

14/01/2025

Group Class will be at 11am in Oshawa this weekend.

Slight change in location. RSVP as usual.

07/01/2025

Hello all,

Please begin sending in your RSVP’s for group class this Saturday, January 11th at 11am in Oshawa.

17/12/2024

Please begin sending in your RSVP’s for this week, Saturday December 21st, 10am.

11/12/2024

Group class this Saturday December 14th will be in Oshawa at 10am.

For all our regular attendees, group class will temporarily be on a fixed schedule in a fixed location in Oshawa until further notice.

Please RSVP as you normally would.

05/12/2024

There will be a group class this Saturday Dec. 7th in Oshawa at 10am.

This will likely be our first group class in wintery weather this year so prepare for the flurries and cold temperatures. Gloves are necessary to be able to train and communicate with your dog properly.

Please RSVP as usual.

27/11/2024

Group class this Saturday November 30th will be in Oshawa.

Please bring plenty of rewards as well as something for your dog to place on and any other equipment that is necessary.

Please RSVP as usual.

21/11/2024

Group class this Saturday November 23rd will be in Oshawa.

Please bring plenty of rewards as well as something for your dog to place on and any other equipment that is necessary.

Please RSVP as usual.

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Wednesday	10:00 - 18:00
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Friday	10:00 - 18:00
Saturday	10:00 - 18:00

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Your dogs and summer weather!

With the recent hot and humid weather we’ve been having lately, we want to take a minute to share some helpful tips and tricks. Meeting your dog’s exercise needs can be tough this time of year! ⭐️ Make use of the water! Head to the water front, pick up a small kiddie pool or even grab the hose. Even if your dog isn’t a swimmer, getting your dog’s paws and chest wet can go a long way in helping them stay cool. If you’re heading to the lake, check your cities website for updates on Blue Green Algae. ⭐️ Walk your dogs in the early morning, or in the late evening. Avoid the middle of the day as this is when the sun is at its peak. Tip! If the pavement is too hot for you to hold your hand on, it’s too hot to walk your dogs on. Find some grass to exercise them on instead or wait for a different time. ⭐️ Keep an eye out for the beginning signs of heat stress. Panting is normal, but excessive panting and drooling is alarming. Watch out for a bright red tongue. It may also start curling at the end or hanging off to the side. Please note, signs that your dog is experiencing a heat stress emergency include: Vomiting, lethargic, disoriented, muscle tremors, and more. ⭐️ Help your dog acclimatize! Just like us, dogs can become more accustomed to warm weather over time. You can help your dog with this by slowly increasing the time you spend outdoors in warm weather, while always watching out for signs that your dogs has had enough. Many things will depend on this, such as your dogs age, size, and breed. As always, if you have any questions or concerns with your dog and the hot weather, send us a message.

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Hazel wants to make sure you don't forget to pick up some motivators for your training! Thanks to Ren's Pets for helping us train and socialize. It takes a village to raise a dog!

Building your dog's natural drives using play can go a long way towards creating solid reward systems for your training as well as satisfying their biological needs. Our Biologically Appropriate Play Program will help you identify and develop your dog's natural drives whether that's chasing, pulling, fetching, jumping, hunting, defending, or just being goofy AND show you how to give those drives an APPROPRIATE outlet.

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