Treat & Repeat

Dog training that counts the reps for you.

Five-minute sessions. Tap Yes or Miss on each try, and the app tells you when to make it easier, when to stop, and when your dog is ready for the next step, the way a trainer would.

A golden retriever trotting on a slack leash beside the person walking it
A curly brown puppy on a blue leash
Step 1: slack while standing
A black pug in a green harness standing at its walker's feet
Step 7: a normal walk
Good dog!
Start freeSee three weeks of progress

Before and after

From dragging you down the street to checking in at your side

Week 1Tight leash, every few steps15.5pulls / 10 min
Week 3Slack leash, looking up for treats3.2pulls / 10 min

Illustrated with the sample dog from the demo. You count pulls with the walk log, so your own before and after is real numbers.

A fluffy doodle in a black harness, tongue out, sitting on grass

Try it: a loose-leash session with Pepper

Tap Yes when the leash stays slack. Watch the treat jar.

Loose-leash foundations · Step 2 of 7

Ten slack steps in this quiet place

One try: Take one step.

Yes if the leash stayed slack for that step. Miss if the leash tightened.

0/0

No treats paid yet

Tap the moment it happens, then pay.

Pick the problem

Every skill is a ladder of small, winnable steps

A fluffy doodle in a black harness, tongue out, sitting on grassPulls on the leash

Loose-leash foundations

  1. Step 1: Slack leash while standing
  2. Step 7: Slack stretches on a normal walk

One try: Stand still and wait.

A brown dog running across the grass toward the cameraDoesn't come when called

Recall foundations

  1. Step 1: Come from a few feet on the line
  2. Step 4: On the line with one mild distraction

One try: Say the recall word once from a few feet.

A German shepherd puppy curled up asleep on a round grey dog bedCan't settle down

Settling on a mat

  1. Step 1: One second in this room
  2. Step 4: A few seconds in a second quiet room

One try: Lure onto the mat, wait one second.

A cream-colored dog in a purple harness looking up with a big smileTunes you out

Response to name

  1. Step 1: One look in this room
  2. Step 4: One look with a mild distraction

One try: Say their name once.

How it works

Like a trainer beside you, five minutes a day

Tap Yes, pay the treatEach try gets one tap the moment it happens, then a treat. The jar fills up as you go.
The step moves itselfTwo sessions at 80% or better and your dog moves up. Under half, and it steps back so it stays winnable.
Count pulls on real walksThe walk log turns 'he's getting better, I think' into a number you can watch drop.
Train as a householdYour partner sees the same step and progress. There's a shared care list for meals, walks and medicine too.

Free to use

No card. Positive reinforcement only. Works in your phone's browser; add it to your Home Screen to keep it handy on walks.

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