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Best Dog Training Apps in 2026

Hundeo leads this chart of 26 (6.7/10, free plan). Titan Training App is next (6.0/10, free plan), and Laeli is the next highest-placed with a free plan (5.2/10). Dog training apps provide lessons and plans for teaching dogs new behaviors. Use this list to compare approaches before choosing a tool for your dog. The category includes Android and iOS apps, along with web and macOS options. Check the current store listing or website to confirm Android support, then compare free access, paid-from pricing, trainer access, progress tracking and plan personalization.

26 appsSorted 14 Nov 2026How we rank
  1. 4

    Dogo

    AndroidiOS
    5.6From $39.99 a year
  2. 5

    TailorPup

    iOSWeb
    5.6From $59.99 a year
  3. 6

    Pupford

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.4
  4. 7
    5.4From $149.99 a year
  5. 8

    Laeli

    Free planAndroidiOS
    5.2Free plan
  6. 9

    PawChamp

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2
  7. 10

    Woofz

    AndroidiOSWeb
    5.2
  8. 11

    GoPuppy

    Free planAndroidiOS
    5.1Free plan
  9. 12

    Mister Cooper

    AndroidiOS
    5.1
  10. 13

    Pawmatix

    AndroidiOS
    5.1
  11. 14

    Puppr

    AndroidiOS
    5.1
  12. 15

    Wiglo

    AndroidiOS
    5.1
  13. 16

    PupStart

    AndroidiOS
    5.0
  14. 17

    Canimonia

    Free planAndroidiOS
    4.9Free plan
  15. 18

    Kyno

    AndroidiOS
    4.9
  16. 19
    4.9
  17. 20

    Barksy

    AndroidiOS
    4.8$49.99 one-time
  18. 21
    4.8
  19. 22

    Ruffy

    iOSmacOS
    4.8
  20. 23

    Canova

    Free planiOS
    4.7From £49.99 a year
  21. 24
    4.6From $14.99 a month
  22. 25
    4.6

Choosing well

Confirm Android support

Android apps are available in this category, alongside iOS, web and macOS options. Check the current listing for the platform you plan to use before signing up.

If you switch between phone and computer, verify that the service offers the combination of mobile, web or desktop access you need.

Compare free access and pricing

A free plan can let you review a tool before paying. Check whether the listing says free plan, freemium or paid, and read the paid-from price where one is provided.

Trial periods vary. Note the trial length and the point at which a subscription starts so the cost matches your plans.

Match the lesson focus

Use the lesson-focus comparison to find training content that fits your goals. Read the description for the skills and behaviors covered before choosing.

A personalized plan may suit a dog that needs a more tailored routine, while a general lesson format may be enough for straightforward practice.

Check guidance and tracking

Trainer access can matter when you want help beyond recorded lessons. Compare how that support is presented in the listing.

Progress tracking helps you record work over time. Look for this field if keeping a training history is important to you.

Questions people ask

Are dog training apps available on Android?

Yes. The category includes Android apps. Check the current app listing to confirm platform support before installing or subscribing.

Can I start without paying?

Several listings offer a free plan, while others use paid access or a trial. Check the pricing model and free-plan field for the app you are considering.

Do these apps work on iPhone and iPad?

iOS apps are represented in the category. Confirm the current App Store listing for the specific app and device.

Can I use a web browser instead of an app?

Web options are represented in the category. Check the product website to confirm browser access and any account requirements.

What should I compare beyond price?

Compare lesson focus, trainer access, progress tracking, personalized plans and supported mobile platforms, along with free access and paid-from pricing.

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