Dog training app · coming soon
Ten videos give you ten different answers. SitRep turns them into one calm plan: short daily sessions for your dog, small steps you can see, and kind, force-free methods only. We are putting the last touches on it now.
Android and the web first. iPhone and iPad follow.
SitRep brings it together in one place: several ways to teach each skill, and only kind, force-free methods.
Today
Open the app and see what to train next: a ten-minute session at home, a walk with your phone in your pocket, or homework from your dog school. SitRep picks the next small step for each skill.
Sessions
Every skill grows on its own ladders: how long, how far, how busy. SitRep raises one at a time and makes the others easier, the way good trainers do.
Progress
Every rep counts toward your dog's skills, from Learning to Fluent to Proofed. A journal keeps the walks, the wins and the tough days, and every tough moment is paired with something that went well.
Privacy
Make a cartoon of yourself and your dog: the breed or the mix, the ears, the bandana, the grumpy face. SitRep never asks for a photo, only a few avatar settings.
Name, age, breed or mix, and a quick check of what they already know.
Follow today's plan, count the reps, and let SitRep set the next small step.
Skills move from Learning to Fluent to Proofed, and your journal shows the way you came.
SitRep is a dog training app for owners. It turns the flood of dog training advice online into one plan: short daily sessions, over 90 force-free lessons with step-by-step animations, ready-made programs of several weeks, and a journal that shows your dog's progress.
Soon. A small group of dog owners is testing SitRep now. It opens on Android and the web first; iPhone and iPad follow. This page shows the news as soon as it opens.
Reward-based, force-free training only: markers, treats, play, luring and shaping. Lessons that suggest harsh methods or aversive tools are blocked.
A few minutes is enough to start. Most sessions take 5 to 15 minutes, and walks count too: SitRep plans phone-free walks with a short briefing before and a review after.
Yes. Ready-made plans such as Puppy basics and Puppy's first month keep sessions short enough for a puppy's attention. Getting a dog soon? You can start with lessons on how to prepare and add your dog when it arrives.
Yes. SitRep has a gentle start for shelter and rescue dogs and a settling-in guide that follows the 3-3-3 rule: three days to decompress, three weeks to learn the routine, three months to feel at home.
SitRep plans calm outings for that, step by step: you train at a distance where your dog notices other dogs but can still eat, and move closer only when it goes well. For fear or aggression, also see a qualified behaviourist.
No. SitRep helps you practise every day. For fear, aggression or a dog that is in pain, see your vet and a qualified behaviourist.
Yes. You can train without a connection, and your training syncs when you are back online.
SitRep is made by Jooris IT CommV in Belgium. Your data will stay in Europe, on our own servers, and SitRep never asks for a photo: you and your dog are cartoon avatars.
Yes. SitRep opens in English and Dutch.
A sitrep is a situation report. In SitRep you log your dog's sit reps, and you get a report on how the training is going.
