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The simple way to be a good dog parent

Ten minutes a day that change your life — and your dog’s.

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Plan

What you and your dog do today

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The K9 Discipline ChallengeEdit plan
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Today · Day 1
Marker word: What It Is

2 short lessons — about 10 minutes with Biscuit.

Start
Week 1 — The language you both speak0 / 12
LessonOne Sound That Means ‘Yes, That’4 min
DrillDrill: Charge the Marker6 min
PlanExploreTrainExpertsSettings
480
lessons written, illustrated and ready to open
10
full programs, from 7 to 28 days
55
single commands and quick fixes in the library

Woof Method is for you if you

  • Prioritize your dog’s health, well-being, and longevity
  • Want to understand your dog’s behavior and build a strong bond
  • Treat your dog like family and your best friend
  • Want to train the commands and stop destructive habits
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And most importantly, you want to ensure a long, happy life together 💛

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What owners say two weeks in

Short sessions, ordinary kitchens, real dogs.

Great positive reinforcement techniques
It starts from the very base, which is critical, and works its way up with reinforcement that actually holds. I have seen real results with both my dogs.
Marcus D.
Ten minutes a day was enough
I had tried three apps before and gave up on all of them. This one fits into the day instead of sitting on top of it.
Claire U.
The walks changed first
By the end of week two he stopped dragging me down the street. That alone was worth it.
Diego F.
She is nine and nobody had bothered
Two people told me the window had closed and I should just manage her. Day six she came back off the long line the first time I asked. Nine years old.
Nina R.
I stopped shouting
That is the honest change. He still barks at the window sometimes, but I know what to do now instead of standing there yelling at a dog who has no idea what I want.
Tom H.
I had bruises on my hands
Four months of a puppy who thought fingers were toys. The mouthing days gave me something to do with my hands instead of pulling them away. Three weeks and the biting is basically gone.
Aisha B.
Does not skip ahead
I wanted the leash stuff on day one and it made me do the name and the marker first. Annoying, and it was right. The leash work only started landing once he actually looked at me.
Ravi P.
Cheaper than the class I quit
I paid for a six-week group class and stopped going after three because it was forty minutes of driving for ten minutes of my dog. This is five minutes in my kitchen.
Kelsey W.

What’s inside

Five screens. You will use two of them every day and forget the rest exist.

One session, already chosen

You do not open the app and decide what to work on. Today is picked, it takes two to ten minutes, and it moves when you tell it how the last one went.

  • Two to ten minutes a day, not forty
  • The order is fixed on purpose — the hard days only work because of the easy ones
  • You say how it went, and tomorrow is built on that answer
  • A bad day has its own instructions, not just “try again”
  • The streak counts days you trained, not days you opened the page

Plan

What you and your dog do today

Hello, here’s your plan,Biscuit🔥 0
The K9 Discipline ChallengeEdit plan
0 %
Today · Day 1
Marker word: What It Is

2 short lessons — about 10 minutes with Biscuit.

Start
Week 1 — The language you both speak0 / 12
LessonOne Sound That Means ‘Yes, That’4 min
DrillDrill: Charge the Marker6 min
PlanExploreTrainExpertsSettings

Which one is yours?

Pick the dog that looks most like yours — the plan starts from the habit that comes with it.

Pick the program that matches the problem

Every one of these is a fixed sequence of short daily sessions, not a pile of videos. The quiz picks one for you — this is the whole shelf.

54 lessons

The K9 Discipline Challenge

Four weeks to a dog who works with you instead of around you.

  • Ignores me
  • Pulls on the leash
  • Won’t come when called
18 lessons

The Small Dog Manners Routine

Eight days on the four things small dogs actually get scolded for.

  • Barks at the window and the doorbell
  • Nips hands when picked up or petted
  • Goes off at other dogs on the leash
15 lessons

Stop the Destruction

Seven days on the chewing, digging and scratching — starting with why.

  • Chews furniture, baseboards and shoes
  • Digs up the yard
  • Scratches at doors and window frames
29 lessons

Puppy Start

Fourteen days on the first weeks at home, in the order they actually happen.

  • Crying at night and won’t settle
  • Potty training and accidents indoors
  • Nipping and biting hands
19 lessons

The Service-Dog-Level Challenge

Nine days on duration, position and manners in public.

  • Breaks a sit or a down after a couple of seconds
  • Jumps up at visitors
  • Can’t settle in a café or at a friend’s house
29 lessons

From Hyper to Calm

Fourteen days to an off-switch for a dog who never stops.

  • Bounces off the walls and never settles
  • Gets more wound up after a long walk or a game of fetch
  • Goes wild when the leash comes out or guests arrive
29 lessons

Big Dog Manners Routine

Fourteen days of manners that matter when your dog weighs as much as you.

  • Jumps on guests and knocks people over
  • Charges the front door when the bell rings
  • Drags you down the street on walks
29 lessons

The Reactivity Reset

Fourteen days from barking and lunging to a dog who looks at a trigger, then back at you.

  • Barks and lunges at other dogs on the leash
  • Goes off at joggers, bikes, cats or squirrels
  • Won’t take treats once a trigger is in sight
43 lessons

The Aggression Protocol

Twenty-one days from growls, snaps and bites to a safe home, a muzzle your dog likes, and a plan for every situation.

  • Growls, snaps or has bitten a person or a dog
  • Guards food, bones, the couch or a person
  • Goes off at visitors, the doorbell or the fence
10 lessons

Sound Healing Routine

Calming sounds, 15 minutes a day. You just press play.

  • Can’t settle after walks
  • Restless at night
  • Tense in the car

And plenty more

New programs land every few weeks, and one subscription opens all of them.

Start being a good dog parent today

Included in the subscription. You can switch programs without losing your diary or your streak.

And a library to raid between programs

Open in any order, any time. Nothing here is locked behind a day number.

Commands

17 commands

One command, one sitting. Learn it, then use it for the rest of your dog’s life.

NameSitDownWatch me

Mini courses

14 short courses

A few short lessons on one problem — for the weeks your plan isn’t about that.

Say Goodbye to Problem BehaviorsNo More Pulling: Start at HomeNo More Pulling: Take it OutdoorsStop Food-Stealing

Games

24 games

Ten minutes on the floor with things you already have — games that tire the brain, not just the legs.

7 Days of PlayFind ItWhich Hand?Muffin Tin

What comes with it

A plan that reorders itself

It reads your answer after every session and changes what comes next.

Every step drawn out

Illustrated frames instead of a wall of text, on every drill.

Trainers you can ask

Three channels, and honesty about which replies are AI-assisted.

A library you can raid

Single commands and short fixes, open in any order.

Printable workbooks

Calm-dog plan, nutrition and a connection challenge, on paper.

Streaks and a diary

The boring proof that something is changing.

30days
Money-back guarantee

Thirty days, and your money back if nothing changes

Follow the plan for thirty days. If your dog is no different, write to support and we refund what you paid for those thirty days. Canceling takes one click on the same screen where you paid, and we email you before we charge you again.

Questions owners actually ask

The information is, mostly. What is not free is the order, and knowing which of the eleven conflicting videos applies to your dog. You can absolutely do this from YouTube — people who succeed at it are the ones who happen to pick the right sequence and stick to it for a month. This is that sequence, with a place to say it did not work today.

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Ten minutes a day. Starting tonight.

A few questions about your dog, two minutes, and the plan is yours to read before you pay for anything.

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