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Pick a plan. Run it daily. Restore your sanity.

Books is your coach. Choose a world below — anxiety, walks, or home chaos — and we’ll point you to a plan you can actually stick to.

No 45‑minute lectures. Just tiny reps that add up.

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Professor Books — your AI training coach

Choose your world

Start with the crew member who gets your dog. Then pick a specific plan.

Peanut

Calm departures. Less panic. More normal.

→ Week 1 plan→ Cries when I leave→ Train dog to be alone
See full plan →
Rocco

Leash pulling down. Focus up. Recall becomes real.

→ Won't listen outside→ Focus on walks→ Leash pulling plan
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Miso

Fix the routine behind the chaos. Save your house.

→ Stop chewing everything→ Destroys things when alone→ Stop barking at noises
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Browse all training plans

Every plan is step-by-step, built on positive reinforcement, and designed for real life.

Anxiety (Peanut)

Separation anxiety, crying, barking, crate stress — calm it down step by step.

See Peanut’s full hub →

Week 1 separation anxiety plan

Day-by-day guide for the first week of anxiety training.

Dog cries when I leave

Why your dog vocalizes at departure and how to reduce it.

Dog barks when left alone

Barking from isolation distress and a structured plan to help.

How to train a dog to be alone

Step-by-step approach to building comfortable alone time.

Separation anxiety + crate training

Combining crate comfort with separation anxiety work.

New rescue separation anxiety

Gentle approach for newly adopted dogs struggling when left alone.

Apartment anxiety (10 min/day)

Apartment-friendly plan with just 10 minutes of daily practice.

Separation anxiety training app

How Bubbas structures daily separation anxiety training.

Day-by-day anxiety schedule

Complete 4-week schedule with specific durations.

Walks & Focus (Rocco)

Leash pulling, distractions, recall — get your dog back on planet Earth outside.

See Rocco’s full hub →

Dog won't listen outside

Why your dog ignores you outdoors and how to rebuild attention.

How to get your dog to focus on walks

Engagement games and check-in training for better walks.

Leash pulling training plan

Structured daily reps to make walks calmer.

Recall training (2-minute daily plan)

Build a reliable recall with short daily games.

Reactive dog basics (this week)

First-week reactive dog plan with BAT basics.

Loose leash checklist (apartments)

Phase-by-phase checklist from hallway to outdoors.

Reactive dog (busy schedule)

Short daily sessions for reactive pullers.

Leash pulling in apartment lobbies

Managing the hallway-to-sidewalk gauntlet.

Home Chaos (Miso)

Chewing, barking, destruction — fix the routine behind the behavior.

See Miso’s full hub →

Stop chewing everything

Replace the chewing habit with better outlets.

Chewing when home alone (7-day reset)

A short plan to break the chewing-when-alone pattern.

Dog destroys things when alone

Destruction from boredom or anxiety and what to do.

Stop barking at noises

Desensitization and management for noise-reactive barking.

Barking at door knocks / guests

A structured approach to calm arrivals.

Barking at hallway noises at night

Apartment noise desensitization for nighttime barking.

Rescue dog chewing when alone

Stress chewing in newly adopted rescue dogs.

Puppy biting ankles & kids

Redirecting mouthy puppy behavior around children.

Puppy biting from overstimulation

When excitement turns into nipping.

Books’ coach note

Don’t start with seven tabs and a headache. Pick one plan. Run it daily for a week. Then level up.

Training plans FAQ

Which plan should I start with?+

Start with the world that matches your dog right now: anxiety, walks, or home chaos. If you’re torn, start with the plan that causes the biggest daily stress — the one you feel every day.

Do I need to read everything first?+

No. This is a catalog, not homework. Pick one plan and run it. Consistency beats binge-reading.

How much time does this take per day?+

Most plans are built around tiny reps — 2 to 5 minutes — plus real-life practice during moments you already have (walks, departures, meal prep).

What if multiple people train the dog?+

That’s a feature, not a bug — if everyone follows the same cues and rules. Books’ whole job is keeping the household consistent so the plan doesn’t fall apart.

Ready to start training for real?

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