A daily dog training app you can actually keep up with
Furrus is a daily dog training app: instead of a weekly course, it gives you one short mission each day — usually three to twenty minutes — and adjusts the next one from what you log.
Dogs learn from repetition spread across days, not from one long session at the weekend. Four minutes of recall five times a week beats half an hour on Sunday, because each short rep ends while the dog is still enjoying it.
A daily app only works if the daily ask is small enough to survive a bad day. That constraint shapes everything here.
Furrus in plain facts
- What it is
- Furrus is a personalized daily dog app: one short mission a day, chosen for your dog.
- Who it's for
- Owners of puppies, adolescent dogs and adult dogs who want a simple daily habit rather than a training course.
- How it works
- You answer a few questions about your dog, Furrus builds a plan, and each day it suggests one mission of roughly 3 to 20 minutes.
- Platforms
- Web app that installs to the home screen on iPhone and Android (a Progressive Web App). No app store download required.
- Price
- $17.99 per month after a 3-day free trial. Cancel anytime. Prepaid gift plans are also available.
- What it is not
- Not a veterinary or behavior diagnosis service, not a live trainer, and not a video course library.
- Made by
- Furrus, an independent product available at furrus.app.
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What a day looks like
1Open the app
Today's mission is already chosen and on the first screen — no browsing.
2Do the mission
Most take three to twenty minutes, in the places you already go.
3Mark it done
One tap, plus how it went. That is the entire logging burden.
4See it register
XP, bond level, and a record of what your dog can now do that they couldn't before.
Why daily beats a weekly program
- Short reps end on a win, which keeps dogs keen rather than saturated.
- A four-minute plan gets done on a bad day; a forty-minute plan gets postponed.
- Daily logging gives the plan enough signal to adapt honestly.
- Streaks and visible progress do most of the work of motivation.
How Furrus works, step by step
1Tell Furrus about your dog
Name, age, and what you're finding hard right now. Three questions, before any account or payment — you see the first mission first.
2Get one mission for today
A single, specific thing to do together, usually between three and twenty minutes: a recall rep, a scatter feed, a settle on a mat, a two-minute game.
3Mark it done, and say how it went
That one tap is the whole logging step. It earns XP toward your bond level and, more usefully, it tells Furrus what to pick tomorrow.
4The plan adapts
A mission that went badly comes back easier. A mission that went well raises difficulty. Skipped days lower the bar rather than piling up a backlog.
What Furrus does not do
- It does not diagnose or treat medical or behavioral conditions — fear, aggression, panic and sudden behavior changes belong with your veterinarian and a qualified behavior professional.
- It is not a live human trainer, and it does not watch video of your dog.
- It will not fix a serious problem in a weekend; it is built around small daily repetition.
- It does not sell equipment, and almost every mission uses food you already have and rooms you already live in.
What this looks like inside Furrus
These are real missions from the Furrus library. Your dog's actual journey is shaped around their individual profile, goals and progress — so the wording, difficulty and order will look different for them.
Two recalls in the garden
+25 XP4 minReliable Recall
Let your dog sniff, call once brightly, pay generously, then release them back. Stop after two wins.
Keeps the cue fresh in the easiest possible environment.
Scatter their dinner in the grass
+25 XP5 minA Fuller Day
Throw the food wide and let your dog hunt for it. Ten minutes of sniffing beats a longer walk.
Turns an everyday meal into nose work.
Settle on a mat while you read
+45 XP15 minCalm Recovery
Mat down, chew given, no interaction. Reward stillness once, quietly, halfway through.
Treats calm as a trained skill rather than a mood.
Two minutes of the game they love
+25 XP3 minBonding
Tug, chase, or whatever makes their whole body wag. End while they still want more.
Being fun to be around is what every cue is built on.
Common questions
- How much time does Furrus take each day?
- Most missions take between three and twenty minutes, and there is one per day.
- What if I can only do it a few times a week?
- That's fine and common. The plan lowers difficulty after gaps rather than treating missed days as failures.
- Does it work for puppies and adult dogs?
- Yes. Life stage changes the starting point and the expectations, including for adolescent and newly adopted dogs.
- How much does it cost?
- $17.99 per month after a 3-day free trial, cancel anytime.
Start with today
One mission, picked for your dog, before you create an account.
3 days free, then $17.99/month. Cancel anytime.
Keep reading
Furrus offers general training and care guidance. It does not diagnose or treat medical or behavioral conditions, and it is not a substitute for a veterinarian or a qualified behavior professional.