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Brain Training for Dogs: our honest take
Our free 7-day plans tackle one problem at a time. Some readers want a complete course instead. This is the one we point them to, and here's why, along with its limits.
What it is
An online course by Adrienne Farricelli, a certified professional dog trainer (CPDT-KA). According to the official page it's built around a series of brain games that progress from basic obedience to advanced skills, with written lessons and videos. It's sold as a digital course through ClickBank; check the checkout page for the current price and any add-ons.
Why we like the approach
- It's reward-based, which matches current mainstream advice from veterinary behaviour organisations.
- It's structured: many owners struggle more with what to do next than with any single exercise.
- It comes with ClickBank's refund policy. Check the current terms on the checkout page before buying.
Who should skip it
- If you're happy working through our free plans and games, you may not need it.
- Dogs with aggression, serious fear or separation panic need a vet and an in-person professional, not only an online course.
- Sales pages use urgency (limited-time prices and similar). Take your time.
Our view
It's a sensible next step for owners who want a guided program and enjoy the brain-game style. Results depend on practice, like any training.
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