Don’t spend another day
stuck on the same problem.
Calmer walks. Better listening. Know what to try today—and what to change when it isn’t working.
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What’s hard right now?
Pick a problem. See how Pawsho helps you practice.
RIGHT NOW
I’m a two-year-old Golden, social and eager—when someone comes to the door I launch at it because that’s how I greet. I don’t know yet that four paws stay down and that you’ll still say hello to me.
- 1Brief the visitor: no eye contact, no words, no touch for one minute.
- 2The second all four paws are down, they may say hello.
- 3Any paw goes up and they turn away, no telling off.
WHAT MOVES
Greet with four paws down
moved up — you asked about this Tight lead: we stop. Loose lead: we go. I'll take the deal.
- 1Lead on. Walk a lap of the room.
- 2Lead goes tight → stop dead. Slack → "Yes", walk on.
- 3Treat at your knee every few steps.
WHAT MOVES
Loose lead
moved up — you asked about this Skin = the fun stops. Toy = the fun continues. I'll work it out.
- 1Play with a toy between you and Milo.
- 2Teeth on skin → freeze, hands away, count three.
- 3Offer the toy again. Teeth on toy → play on.
WHAT MOVES
Teeth on toys, not hands
moved up — you asked about this Shouting over me just sounds like you joining in. If I am barking because I am scared, I need distance, not a cue.
- 1Wait for a natural pause in the barking. Mark it and treat.
- 2Say nothing during the barking itself.
- 3Catch ten pauses. Even a one-second gap counts.
WHAT MOVES
Quiet on cue
moved up — you asked about this Coming to you is a party. Running away is just running.
- 1"Milo, come!" then run backwards, clapping.
- 2Arrival → three treats, one after another.
- 3Let Milo wander off. Again. Ten times.
WHAT MOVES
Comes back when called
moved up — you asked about this The mat is where treats rain gently. I'll lie there a while.
- 1Put the mat down. Any step on it → treat on the mat.
- 2Lying down on it → three treats, slowly.
- 3Pick the mat up when you finish.
WHAT MOVES
Settle on a mat
moved up — you asked about this You came back every time. That is the only lesson here.
- 1Settle Milo with a chew. Step over a gate and stand there.
- 2Come back before there is any fuss. Ten seconds is plenty.
- 3Ten repetitions. Always return while it is still easy.
WHAT MOVES
Alone in the next room
moved up — you asked about this Accidents are almost always a timing problem, not a me problem.
- 1Rule of thumb for pups: an hour per month of age, plus one. That is a ceiling.
- 2Set the reminder well inside that and follow it. Out on the timer, every time.
- 3Three days without missing one. Dry days mean the timer is right.
WHAT MOVES
The schedule
moved up — you asked about thisCustomized app preview · Opens Pawsho on the App Store
Start with their breed. Get to know your dog.
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Golden Retriever
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French Bulldog
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Border Collie
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Dachshund
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German Shepherd
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Pomeranian
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Labrador Retriever
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Beagle
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Standard Poodle
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Great Dane
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Yorkshire Terrier
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Boxer
You don’t need to
be a dog trainer.
Pawsho walks you through each session.
- 1Know what to do.
Simple instructions for each exercise.
- 2Know when to reward.
See exactly what response you’re looking for.
- 3Know what to try when you’re stuck.
Tell Pawsho what happened. Ask for help.
Your dog is different.
Their plan should be too.
Their breed, what they know, and where you’re stuck—all help shape what to work on.
Work with their instincts.
A scent-driven dog gets sniff time in the plan.
Practice where they struggle.
Knows “sit” at home? Build toward doing it outside.
Get help with today’s problem.
Guests arriving? Move calm greetings up the plan.
Why Pawsho?
Ask. Practice. See what your dog can do.
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| Training support | Pawsho | Dogo | Zigzag | Woofz |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Turn a chat into a plan update | Available | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Camera-counted training reps¹ | Available | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Advance by successful reps | Available | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Breed-tailored training | Available | Not confirmed | Available | Available |
| Personalized training plan | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Step-by-step instructions | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Puppy training | Available | Available | Available | Available |
| Adult-dog training | Available | Available | Puppy-focused | Available |
| AI answers to training questions | Available | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Available |
✓ Available× Not offered— Not confirmed
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Sources & comparison details
Based on published product descriptions, checked September 22, 2026. Features and access vary by plan. A dash means the feature was not confirmed in the linked sources, not that the app lacks it.¹ Camera counting applies to supported exercises. Pawsho advances skills using camera-counted or owner-recorded successful reps.
Start with today.
Name the problem
Your dog. Your goal. What you’ve tried.
Try today’s steps
One focused session. A clear place to start.
Keep going from here
Save what happened. Ask what to try next.
Start on the problem
you’re facing today.
Tell Pawsho what’s happening. Get your first three steps today.
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