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Sit Means Sit is pleased to announce a discount program is now available for all Sit Means Sit Owners and Staff! What better way to support the growth of your new dog training franchise than by offering extended benefits to your staff and of course taking care of your best friend?

We believe in continually raising the bar in the support and offerings made to our franchisees. Your monthly fee may not grow for one of the best dog training franchises available, but what you receive in return will. Our constant commitment to our franchise owners, staff and customers takes Sit Means Sit to the'Alpha' spot in the pack.

The VPI brochure is also available for download for your convenience here.

Sit Means Sit franchise owner Mike Wheeler (Central Texas) was recently featured in the Killeen Daily Herald. Mike has been owned a Sit Means Sit dog training franchise for going on 2 1/2 years (as of 2011). Having already established a working business model in his area (as Centex K-9), he opted to make the leap and transition his business to the Sit Means Sit brand. Mike is one of many Sit Means Sit franchise owners who have made the transition from their existing dog training business to Sit Means Sit. You can read the Killeen Daily Herald feature (pages 6 & 7) here.

Sit Means Sit made the top 50 list for top franchise businesses by the Franchise Business Review.

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Our 2011 list of Top Franchises includes a number of companies that have performed well for the past several years—companies like Home Instead Senior Care, Heaven’s Best Carpet Cleaning, JumpBunch, FaSTSIgnS, and TeamLogic IT. We also have many award-winning opportunities that have made our list for the first time, including Jet’s Pizza, Care Patrol, Tga Premier Junior golf, and Zoup!

Franchise companies have stepped up the support of their franchisees in the past few years (which we’ve seen reflected in significantly higher satisfaction in the category of training and support) and found ways to work smarter and do more— a lot more—with less. Perhaps most striking of all are the companies that have maintained impressively high franchisee satisfaction throughout the economic crisis, proving that operators of a well-run franchise will not only survive, but thrive—in good times and bad.

With thousands of franchise opportunities to choose from, we know that not all franchises are created equal, but we hope this list—based on our annual survey of more than 25,000 franchise owners—guides you on your way.

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This story was brought to our attention by Phoenix Sit Means Sit franchise owner Toni Drugmand. Thanks Toni!

Phoenix dog trainer Toni Drugmand has been training dogs for 20 years. Drugmand says dogs are pack animals that will sometimes assume the role of responsibility when there's an emergency. After hearing Victoria and Blue's story of survival, she's more convinced than ever that dogs are man's best friend.

"It was kind of exciting, it was touching, it brought tears to my eyes," said Drugmand.