Single course
$49 one-time
- Any one course, yours to keep
- Daily plan and video lessons
- Printable cue cards
Online dog training school
Train the dog you have. Ten minutes a day.
Short video lessons you can do in the hallway, the park or the kitchen. Reward-based methods, a clear plan for every day, and a trainer who watches your clips and tells you what to change.
For puppies, rescues and adult dogs of every size. No experience needed.
From the team behind Wild Paw Club, read by more than 100,000 pet owners.
Reward-based only
Lessons under 10 min
Watch on any phone
For every dog
From 2 kg to 32 kg, the method is the same
Lessons show the same exercise with different dogs, so you can see what it looks like at your dog’s size and energy level.
Course finder
Where should you start?
Two questions. We’ll point you to the course that solves your biggest problem first.
How old is your dog?
What’s the biggest problem right now?
Start with
Puppy Foundations
Build the habits that make everything later easy: name response, sit, settle and toilet routine.
Courses
Five courses, one clear plan each
Every course is a day-by-day plan of short video lessons. Do one session a day; repeat a day whenever your dog needs it.
How it works
One short session a day
Pick a course
Use the finder or start with the free 5-day course. Every course works for any breed and size.
Watch today’s lesson
A 3–6 minute video shows the exercise, the reward and what “good enough” looks like.
Train and tick it off
Do the reps from your daily plan. Stop while your dog still wants more.
Get feedback
Upload a 30-second clip. On Coached plans a trainer replies with one thing to change.
Our method
Kind, clear, and built on reps
We teach with positive reinforcement: mark the behaviour you want, reward it, and set up the next rep so your dog gets it right. No shock, prong or choke collars, ever.
- Marker wordA short “Yes!” the instant your dog gets it right, so they know exactly what earned the treat.
- CriteriaWhat counts as a correct rep today. We raise it in small steps so your dog keeps winning.
- ThresholdThe distance at which your dog can still notice a trigger and stay calm. Reactivity work starts there.
- 3 DsDistance, duration, distraction. We change one at a time, never all three.
- End on a winEvery session finishes with an easy rep, so training stays something your dog looks forward to.
Pricing
Pay for one course or join the club
Club membership
$19 / month
- All five courses, plus new ones as they launch
- Monthly live Q&A with a trainer
- Members’ community and challenge weeks
- Cancel any time
Coached
$89 / month
- Everything in Club membership
- Weekly video feedback on your clips
- A plan adjusted to your dog each week
- Priority help for reactivity and recall
Prices in USD. Not sure yet? The free 5-day course is the same format as every paid course.
Free 5-day course
Get your dog’s attention, anywhere
Five short lessons by email, one a day. By day five your dog checks in with you on their own, which is where every other skill starts.
- DAY 1The marker word and how to “charge” it
- DAY 2The name game, indoors
- DAY 3Hand target: a nose-touch you can use everywhere
- DAY 4Check-ins on a walk
- DAY 5Adding a distraction, one step at a time
Start here
A little focus. A better bond.
Join the club’s email list. Check your inbox to confirm your subscription.
No payment details needed. Just a place to begin.
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FAQ
Questions owners ask first
A few things to know before your first session.
Still have a question? Get in touch ↗How much time do I need each day?
About ten minutes. Most lessons are 3–6 minutes of video and 5–10 minutes of training. Two short sessions beat one long one.
Is it too late to train an older dog?
No. Adult and senior dogs learn well with reward-based training. We adjust the plan for joints, hearing and energy levels.
What do I need to start?
Small soft treats, a flat collar or harness, a standard lead, and for recall work a 5–10 m long line. Nothing else.
My dog is reactive. Is an online course enough?
For mild barking and lunging, the Calm on Walks course with Coached feedback works for many dogs. If your dog has bitten or you feel unsafe, start with a vet check and an in-person behaviour professional.
Can I cancel the membership?
Yes, any time from your account. You keep access until the end of the month you paid for.