CaninePal builds a plan around your dog, teaches it in lessons of 2 to 5 minutes, and answers your questions with CaninePal AI.
No classes to book and no hour-long sessions. Just the next small step.
Answer a few questions about your dog's age and the things you want to work on.
CaninePal picks the courses that fit and puts them in the right order, so you always know what's next.
Swipe through a short illustrated lesson, then try it together with a clear goal for today.
A plan, the lessons to follow it, and the daily care around it.
Up Next always shows the lesson that comes next, so you can open the app and start without deciding anything.
Each lesson is a short, swipeable story with illustrated steps, a plan for today and a quick check at the end.
Training is only part of life with a dog. CaninePal keeps the everyday care beside it.
Describe what your dog is doing in your own words. CaninePal AI knows your dog and your plan, gives you a clear next step, and opens the lesson that helps.
Try asking:
A preview with example answers. In the app, CaninePal AI answers from your dog's profile, plan and progress.
Here for you & RexAsk about any behavior, lesson or routine.CaninePal AI can make mistakes. For health or safety worries, talk to your vet.
20 courses and 104 lessons for the moments that matter, from the first night home to calm walks past other dogs.
How your dog learns, and the skills that improve everything else.
Essential cues, from practice at home to real life.
A calm beginning built on safety, routine, and realistic expectations.
A predictable plan to prevent accidents and teach where to go.
A loose leash, better connection, and walks you both enjoy.
Simple routines for guests, doorways, food, and daily life.
Redirect teeth and energy toward safe, appropriate choices.
Find the cause and teach a useful alternative to the noise.
Focus, boundaries, and trust during a season of rapid change.
More calm and better choices around dogs, people, and triggers.
Gradual absences that build security and independence.
Cooperation, play, and communication for a stronger relationship.
Cooperation for brushing, handling, and veterinary visits.
Rest, regulation, and activities that lower arousal.
Teeth, baths, nails, ears, and eyes, without the struggle.
A basic care kit, the right brush, and tools that don’t scare.
Massage, mat work, calming sounds, and a gentle bedtime.
Equipment, learning science, and the evidence on prong collars and e-collars.
Useful cues and safe routines for objects, children, travel, and confinement.
Seven favorite tricks, taught as short, rewarding games.
The method behind every lesson comes from published research.
Dogs learned faster from one short session than from three back to back. Short beats long. Every lesson here is built to fit in a coffee break.
Demant et al., 2011 · Applied Animal Behaviour ScienceOwners who used rewards reported better obedience and fewer problems. Nothing in this app asks you to frighten or correct your dog. It does not work, and you would hate it.
Hiby et al., 2004 · Animal Welfare, University of BristolDogs still remembered a learned task four weeks later. You are not signing up to repeat this forever. You teach it once, properly, and it stays.
Demant et al., 2011 · Applied Animal Behaviour ScienceLessons cite guidance from groups like the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior and Dogs Trust, so you can read further.
Everything you might want to know before you start.
CaninePal is an iPhone app for training your dog at home. It gives you a plan built around your dog, short illustrated lessons, daily care routines, and CaninePal AI for the questions that come up along the way.
No. There are courses for a new dog's first days, puppies, teenagers and adult dogs, from basic obedience and loose-leash walking to barking, reactivity and time home alone. Your plan adapts to your dog's age.
Each lesson takes 2 to 5 minutes, and most end with one short practice for the day. Research shows short sessions work better than long ones, so a few focused minutes is the goal.
Reward-based training only. Nothing in the app asks you to frighten, hurt or correct your dog. If you already use a prong collar or an e-collar, the Training Tools course explains the evidence and how to move away from them.
Ask a question in your own words and CaninePal AI answers with your dog's profile and progress in mind, then links you to the lesson that helps. It can also tell you where to find things in the app.
It is powered by OpenAI and only turns on after you agree. It can make mistakes, so for health or safety worries, talk to your vet.
Yes. Sign in and use Family sharing so everyone in your home works from the same dog profile, plan and progress. Consistent cues from everyone help your dog learn faster.
CaninePal will be free to download. If you choose a subscription, the price and any trial are shown in the app before you pay, and you can cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings.
Not yet. CaninePal is made for iPhone, and its private beta is in preparation.
Your dog's profile and progress are stored on your device. We do not sell personal information. Read the privacy policy for the details.
The iPhone private beta is in preparation. A TestFlight link will appear here when it is ready.
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