Puppr - Dog Training & Tricks
rating aligns with reviewsThe app structures dog training as a video course with step-by-step instructions and a built-in clicker. Users regularly report real progress, from basic sit and down to tricks. The biggest loss was the removal of the social feed, which was the main motivator for daily check-ins. Daily engagement dropped even among users who enjoy the content.
storeAvg 4.80 with textAvg 4.55 and pct5 78% is a consistent picture. Positive reviews are substantive and specific, negative ones focus mainly on the price and the removal of the comment feature.
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What users love
- Step-by-step video lessons are clear without any prior dog-training knowledge. The built-in clicker is synced with the cue in the video.
What users hate
- Removing the community and comments killed the main behavioral hook. Most tricks and advanced lessons are locked behind a subscription starting at $150 per year.
Who it is for
Owners of puppies and young dogs who want structured video lessons with visible progress and are willing to pay for an extended command library.