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Tell us about your dog
Step 1 of 2 — takes about 30 seconds
5–10mins/day
15–20mins/day
30+mins/day
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What would you like to work on?
Step 2 of 2 — select up to 3 behaviours
Pulling on leash
Excessive barking
Jumping on people
Not coming when called
Reactivity / aggression
Separation anxiety
Biting / nipping
Destructive chewing
Toilet training
Hyperactivity / impulse control
0 of 3 selected
Apartment
Villa with garden
Mix of both
Max's Training Plan
PERSONALISED
4
weeks
3
behaviours
15m
per day
Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4
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For complex behaviour issues, working with a certified positive reinforcement trainer in the UAE is always recommended alongside this plan.
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Important: This plan provides general positive reinforcement guidance and is not a substitute for professional advice. Results vary by dog. If your dog shows signs of aggression, severe fear, or distress, please consult a certified dog trainer or veterinary behaviourist. Find a qualified UAE trainer →
Common Questions
Positive reinforcement means rewarding the behaviours you want to see more of — using treats, praise, play, or anything your dog loves. The dog learns that doing the right thing makes good things happen. This approach is backed by decades of animal behaviour science and is recommended by veterinary and training organisations worldwide. This tool never suggests punishment, aversive tools, or anything that causes discomfort or fear.
Yes — each week includes UAE-specific timing advice. Dubai and the wider UAE experience extreme heat from May to September, so outdoor sessions are recommended only before 8am or after 7pm during these months. Many exercises in this plan work perfectly indoors with air conditioning, which is important for your dog's safety and comfort.
We always recommend consulting a certified professional trainer alongside any self-guided plan — especially for aggression toward people or other animals, severe separation anxiety, fear-based reactivity, or any behaviour that feels unsafe. A qualified trainer using positive reinforcement methods can assess your dog in person and tailor a programme specifically to them. This plan is a helpful starting point, not a replacement for expert guidance.
Every dog is different. Some dogs show improvement within days, others take weeks of consistent practice. The most important factor is consistency — short daily sessions are far more effective than occasional long ones. Positive reinforcement builds a strong relationship between you and your dog, so even when progress feels slow, you are building trust and communication that lasts a lifetime.
Absolutely. Dogs of all ages can learn new behaviours with positive reinforcement. Adult and senior dogs may need more repetitions and shorter sessions, but they are very capable learners. In fact, older dogs often have better focus than puppies. This plan adapts based on the age you selected.
