Training doesn't stop when you leave.
Your homework, in your own words, becomes the dog's plan in Pawly, with your name on it. Owners practice between sessions, and you see who did.
- Puppy classes
- Group classes
- Private lessons
How the week goes now
The week between sessions is where it slips.
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Sat 10 am
The class
YouYou show the loose-leash game and hand out a sheet.
The ownerGot it. Five minutes, twice a day. Easy.
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Wed 7:30 pm
Mid-week
YouYou don't hear a thing until the next class.
The ownerWas the treat at the knee or the hip? He's pulling again.
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Sat 9:55 am
The next class
YouSome of the class practiced. You can tell which ones.
The ownerSorry, it was a busy week.
ComingThe trainer side is in development.
Your homework becomes their daily plan.
The sheet from class turns into a few minutes a day, in your words, under your school's name.
You hand it over.
At the first class, each owner gets Pawly with your school's name on it. The dog's details are in, and this week's homework is already loaded.
They follow it at home.
Homework shows up as a short daily plan. Owners log each session and check in: Easier, Same or Harder.
You see how it's going.
Before the next class, you see who practiced, how it went and where they got stuck. If an owner keeps saying Harder, you hear early, with their OK.
LDLarkspur Dog School×
Bo · 5 months
Two short sessions today.
From Larkspur Dog School · week 2 of 6
Loose-leash walking
“Stop when he pulls. Go again when the leash is loose.” Jordan
- Session 1 · 5 minutes
- Session 2 · 5 minutes
After session 1
How did it go?
Jordan sees your practice before Saturday's class.
Film a rep for Jordan›

Rep from Bo's owner
Loose-leash walking · 0:24
Jordan's note
Nice. Mark it sooner, the moment he looks up at you.
Shows up in Bo's plan before the next practice.
ComingIllustrative concept
See their reps, not just hear about them.
Owners film a rep at home and send it to you. You watch it when it suits you and reply with one note for next time.
- Short clips, sent only to you.
- Your note lands in their plan before the next practice.
- The feedback is yours, in your words.
Pawly is the week between sessions.
You own the method and the client. Pawly carries your homework home and brings back how practice went.
- Your method, your words
- Homework shows up the way you wrote it. Pawly doesn't swap in a different method.
- Your client stays yours
- Owners you bring see your school's name on their plan. The relationship stays with you.
- Not a replacement
- Pawly never runs a class or stands in for a session. It helps owners practice what you taught.
- Owners say yes first
- Practice logs, check-ins and clips reach you only if the owner agrees to share them. [PLACEHOLDER: consent wording, counsel review]
Built for trainers.
Pawly for trainers is one of four editions, beside clinics, shelters and boarding. Inside the app, owners see your school's own name and logo, like Larkspur's above. [PLACEHOLDER: co-branding options, Zane and Jake confirm]Co-branding details will be set before launch.
See all four editionsFair questions.
Will my clients see other training content?
The Pawly app has its own lessons. Whether those show for your clients next to your homework is something we'll settle with trainers before launch. [PLACEHOLDER: what Pawly's own lessons show inside a trainer's space, Zane and Jake decide]
Is this a separate app?
No. Your clients use the Pawly app, and your school's space inside it carries your name and logo. You don't have to build or publish an app of your own.
Does it work with my booking or client software?
Not yet. Pawly doesn't connect to any other system today. Tell us which one you use in the form below. That decides what we connect to first.
What will it cost?
We haven't set pricing yet. When we do, it will be on this page.
Who owns the client records?
Our intent is simple: your client records are yours, and owners control what's in their own Pawly app. The exact terms will be written with counsel before anyone uses it. [PLACEHOLDER: data terms, counsel review]
Talk to the founders.
Tell us how you set homework today, and how you find out whether it got done. Zane or Jake will write back to you themselves.
Prefer email? jake@pawlytechnologies.com