Your puppy doesn’t need another 47 opinions.
And every time you look online for help, somebody tells you something different.
Ignore them. Don’t ignore them.
Put them in a crate. Don’t use a crate.
Yelp when they bite. Give them a toy.
Don’t give them a toy because you’ll “reward the biting”.
No wonder your head is spinning.
Puppy Trainer in Your Pocket gives you one place to come back to when something is going wrong, with clear, practical help from a qualified dog trainer.
And you don’t even need to know what kind of training you need.
Just choose the problem that sounds like your life.
It’s designed for people bringing home a young puppy and working through those early puppy stages, including toilet training, biting, crate training, settling, being left alone, socialisation and everyday skills.
You just need to know what to do next.
You brought home a puppy expecting cuddles, walks and a tiny new best friend.
Instead, they’re biting your ankles, weeing on the carpet, following you everywhere and crying the second you try to leave them.
(£45 for September only - usual price £59)
Start with whatever is making life hardest today
This isn’t a course you have to work through from beginning to end.
Open the app and you’ll see things like:
My puppy keeps biting me
We’re having toilet accidents
My puppy cries in the crate or at night
My puppy follows me everywhere
My puppy won’t settle
I honestly don’t know where to start
Tap the one that sounds familiar and go straight to practical help.
No figuring out which training category your problem belongs in.
No reading three modules before somebody finally tells you what to do.
Problem → answer → what to do next.
And if your answer is honestly EVERYTHING, the app helps you narrow that down too.
You’re not expected to fix your whole puppy at once.
Get the answer to the problem in front of you
Find out what to do when it happens, whether giving them a toy really “rewards biting”, what can make biting worse and how to reduce the chances of the next shark attack.
You get the practical answer first, not a lecture about puppy development while your trousers are being eaten.
If your puppy keeps biting you…
Learn why simply leaving the back door open often isn’t enough, when to take your puppy outside, what to do after an accident and how to start spotting their own toileting pattern.
There’s also a simple tracker for food, drink, sleep and toileting so you can start getting ahead of accidents instead of constantly reacting to them.
If they keep weeing in the house…
First, the app helps you work out whether the problem is mainly night-time or whether your puppy is struggling with the crate itself.
If it’s night time crying, you get practical help for what to do that night.
If the crate itself is the issue, you can go into the step-by-step crate training section.
And no, the answer isn’t simply “leave them to cry it out”
If they’re crying at night or struggling with the crate…
You’ll learn why following you around doesn’t automatically mean your puppy has separation anxiety.
The app helps you tell the difference between a puppy who simply wants to stay close and one who is genuinely struggling with separation.
Then you can start with tiny, realistic independence exercises rather than shutting them away and hoping for the best.
If they follow you absolutely everywhere…
You shouldn’t have to know what trainers call something before you can find help with it.
Use the Puppy Q&A and search the way you’d actually describe the problem.
Things like:
“puppy bites my trousers”
“wees inside”
“cries when I leave the room”
“won’t take treats outside”
“pulls on the lead”
“runs away from harness”
The app helps you find the guidance that matches what’s actually happening.
Because when your puppy is hanging off your pyjama bottoms, you’re probably not thinking about the correct technical terminology.
You don’t need to know dog training terminology
What’s inside?
Clear, practical puppy help
The full toolkit covers:
Understanding Your Puppy
Routine & Sleep
Toilet Training
Crate Training
Home Alone
Puppy Biting
Socialisation
Handling & Equipment
Walking Skills
Recall
Everyday Life Skills
Preventing Problems
Enrichment & Natural Outlets
Fun Things to Teach
You can explore these when you need them.
You do NOT have to work through them in order.
Some things are much easier to show than explain.
For practical skills, you can watch what to do rather than trying to make sense of pages of written instructions.
The written guidance supports the videos instead of repeating them.
Short training videos
There are simple tools where they’re genuinely useful, including:
toilet patterns
routine and sleep
crate progress
time home alone
puppy biting
socialisation
handling
everyday skills
They’re there to help you spot patterns and see progress.
Not turn puppy ownership into another admin job!
Useful trackers - not homework
If things are going reasonably well and you’re wondering what to teach next, you can use the puppy roadmap for some direction.
You don’t need to teach everything immediately.
Your 10 week old puppy does not need the CV of a working assistance dog.
A guide for what to focus on
Puppies change ridiculously quickly.
Just when you think you’ve cracked one thing, they’ll invent something else.
That’s why Puppy Trainer in Your Pocket isn’t designed to be completed and forgotten.
When something new happens:
Find the problem, get a clear answer, watch the video or use the tool if you need it - get on with your day.
Instead of starting another Google search and ending up with five completely different answers.
Something new crops up? Come back.
“But I can find puppy advice online for free…”
Absolutely.
Loads of it.
That’s half the problem.
One person says ignore the crying. Another says don’t.
One says redirect biting onto a toy. Somebody else says you’ll reward the biting if you do.
Before long, you’re not short of information.
You’re drowning in it.
Puppy Trainer in Your Pocket gives you one trusted place to come back to, with clear advice that follows the same approach throughout.
No hopping between ten different trainers and trying ten different things.
Puppy Trainer in Your Pocket is for you if…
This is your first puppy or it’s been many years since you’ve had one and you’re wondering if you’re getting it right.
You’ve Googled the same problem more than once and somehow ended up more confused.
Your hands and ankles have become chew toys.
You’re constantly cleaning up wees despite trying really hard with toilet training.
Your puppy cries when you leave them and you don’t know whether to comfort them or ignore them.
They follow you absolutely everywhere and you’re wondering whether that’s already a problem.
You feel pressured to teach ALL THE THINGS.
You want clear answers without having to complete a huge course first.
You’d just like one sensible place to check what to do next.
Puppy Trainer in Your Pocket probably isn’t for you if…
You want a guaranteed “perfect puppy” in a few weeks
You’re looking for a quick fix without doing any training yourself.
You want somebody else to do the training rather than show you what to do.
You’re looking for help with serious behaviour problems that need individual assessment.
You want one rigid method regardless of your puppy, their age or what’s actually happening.
If your puppy is struggling with something more serious, or you’re unsure whether this kind of support is appropriate, individual training may be a better option. If you’re not sure, get in touch.
What I’m not promising you
This app won’t give you a perfectly behaved puppy.
Frankly, I’d be suspicious of anybody who promised you one.
Puppies are messy.
They bite.
They have accidents.
They get overtired and turn into tiny lunatics.
They forget things you were convinced they knew yesterday.
The aim isn’t perfection.
It’s helping you understand what’s happening, know what to do next and gradually build the skills you and your puppy actually need in everyday life.
“I was struggling with my 10 week old puppy and wasn’t able to attend puppy class locally. I couldn’t afford the prices for private sessions, then I found this app through the trainer’s Facebook page.
This has been amazing and helped so much. I only have to tap in what I want help with and it’s there. 5⭐ from me and Tippy.”
Hi, I’m Averil.
I’m a qualified dog trainer, but more importantly, I know what it’s like to have a dog and wonder what on earth you’re supposed to be doing with them.
I didn’t become a trainer because every dog I owned was beautifully behaved.
Quite the opposite.
It was struggling with my own dog that sent me down the rabbit hole of learning how dogs actually learn — and made me realise just how confusing dog-training advice can be when you’re the person standing in the middle of it.
That’s one of the reasons I created Puppy Trainer in Your Pocket.
New puppies are brilliant.
They’re also bitey, noisy, exhausting little creatures who wee on things, steal things and occasionally make you question your life choices.
I wanted somewhere new puppy owners could go and get a clear answer without having to sift through six Facebook groups, twelve TikToks and somebody called Dave telling them he’s had dogs for 40 years.
No judgement.
No ridiculous expectations.
Just straightforward help to make those first few months a bit easier for both of you.
A little bit about me
One payment. Lifetime access.
£45 for September (usual price £59)
Open Puppy Trainer in Your Pocket whenever you need it and keep coming back as your puppy grows.
No subscription.
No expiry date.
No huge course you have to finish before you can find the answer you need.
Just practical puppy help, there when you need it.
A few things you might be wondering
Frequently Asked Questions
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It’s designed for people bringing home a young puppy and working through those early puppy stages, including toilet training, biting, crate training, settling, being left alone, socialisation and everyday skills.
If your puppy is still in that “what on earth am I meant to do with this tiny chaos goblin?” stage, you’re in the right place.
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No.
There are structured training sections if you want more detail, but you don’t have to complete everything in order.
If your puppy is biting you today, go straight to puppy biting.
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Yes.
It also covers things like sleep and settling, crate training, learning to be alone, socialisation, handling, walking skills, recall, everyday life skills and more.
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That’s exactly why the app starts with the problems owners actually describe.
Choose the thing that sounds most like what’s happening.
If you still can’t find it, use Puppy Q&A and describe the problem in your own words.
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There’s plenty of free puppy advice online.
The difficult bit is working out which advice to follow when everybody seems to be saying something different.
This gives you one place to come back to, with guidance that follows the same approach throughout.
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Start from where you are now.
You haven’t ruined your puppy because you followed some dodgy advice last week or handled something differently than you would now.
Find the problem you’re dealing with and work forward from there.
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Puppies are living, breathing individuals, not robots.
The app gives you practical guidance to help you understand your puppy and teach useful everyday skills.
It can’t promise perfection — and neither can any responsible dog trainer.
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Lifetime access
Once you’ve bought Puppy Trainer in Your Pocket, you can keep coming back to it whenever you need it.
“A godsend in the early puppy days - and so easy to use. ”