Training guides
Dog training guides
Everything Wogi asks your dog to do, explained — why it matters, how to do it well, and what to watch for. Free to read, no account needed.
Wogi is built on a simple idea: a dog does better with one small, deliberate thing every day than with an intense hour every other weekend. These guides cover the five areas those daily missions come from, and each one ends with the full list of missions in that category so you can see exactly what the app would ask of you.
None of this requires the app. If you would rather read the guide and work through it with a notebook, that works too — the point is that the dog gets the practice.
17 missions
Obedience: cues that hold up in real life
A dog that sits in your kitchen and ignores you at the park has not learned to sit. This guide is about closing that gap.
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Exercise: matching the activity to the dog in front of you
The advice to "walk your dog more" hides how different two dogs’ needs can be. This is how to work out what yours actually needs.
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Bonding: the part owners skip and dogs need most
Feeding, walking and cleaning up after a dog is care. It is not the same as attention, and dogs can tell the difference.
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Socialization: quality of experience beats number of encounters
Socialization is not "meeting lots of dogs". It is learning that the world is safe — and one bad meeting can undo twenty good ones.
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Home health checks: catching things early
Ten minutes a week of looking at your dog properly will find most problems while they are still small and cheap to fix.
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