Absolutely! Reviewing the course before you get a puppy will help you understand common mistakes new puppy parents make and how to avoid them.

Students can start to see results on the very first day they start training. Students that put in time and effort consistently and follow along with the program’s step-by-step approach will see the quickest results.

Yes. Our program is tailored to teach skills in the optimal order and pace for puppies. We recommend following the courses as structured to ensure success. Skipping ahead may cause frustration if your puppy hasn't mastered the foundational skills needed for advanced lessons that come later in the program.

All training is done using a positive and gentle approach, you will learn how to let your dog know they did a great job. You won’t be left with pockets full of food either because I will teach you the best way to use them, and to stop using them, and still get your pup to follow commands the first time you ask even when you DON’T have a treat.

In the beginning you will need a regular 4’ or 6’ leash that feels comfortable in your hands, low, medium and high-value training treats, and ideally something to hold treats like a training pouch.

Students who follow this program and play the training games for homework consistently see results really quickly.

Due to the digital nature of our puppy training courses and products, we do not offer refunds once a purchase has been made. Why, you ask? Once our digital content has been accessed, it’s kind of like letting the puppy out of the gate – it can’t really be returned.

We believe in the value and quality of our content and are here to support you if you have questions. If you’re having second thoughts, facing technical issues, or not sure if our resources are the perfect fit for your pup, don’t hesitate to reach out before making your purchase. Our team is here to answer any questions and make sure you feel confident in your decision to join our program.

Your dog doesn’t need to have “problems” in order for training to begin. As a matter of fact, owners that started their dog’s training before any problems arose experienced their dog having better listening skills when asking for commands such as sit, down and come. Dogs that start training sooner rather than later have a better handle on their manners too. This means they don’t jump on people to say hi, but instead approach people, sit, and wait to be petted.

Many of our students purchase the course before their puppy’s arrival so they can better prepare mentally and within their home and family. You want to make sure you’re being proactive instead of reactive when your puppy arrives. You’ll want to learn all about proper puppy care, how puppies learn, and what you should and shouldn’t be doing with them when they first arrive home. Students that have purchased the course ahead of time have told us they felt better prepared for their puppy’s arrival and were more confident in the skills they had learned and could start using right away, even on the first day their puppy came home.