Howlmere

Each dog gets a card with a photo, breed, birthday, weight and a few temperament tags, and from there you teach 26 cues in four groups: Focus, Foundations, Tricks and Leash Manners. Sit, Leave It, Touch, Spin, Kerb Sit, Calm Pass. Every cue climbs four steps. It starts with a food lure, moves to a hand signal, then to the spoken word, and ends proofed on a real street with real distractions, and each step comes with plain instructions and a clear target. During a session you press a big Mark button the moment your dog gets it right, or No mark when they miss. Ten reps with eight in ten marked count as a passing session, and two passes in a row unlock the next step. The home screen picks one cue for tonight, matched to the level your dog is working at. Packing lists for a short walk, a hike, a vet visit or a road trip sit one tab away, next to 18 short notes on first days home, socialisation, pulling and how dogs learn. Alongside the training runs a small story: six legs of a winter trail with a young musher at Lake Selvik, each one opened by progress your dog has actually made. No account, no ads, no purchases. Everything stays on the phone.