Dog Trainer · by Lilypad

Does your dog listen until the real world shows up?

Turn your AI into a dog trainer. It finds the moment where training falls apart, plans one small practice for it, and adjusts after every try.

1Mention it

Say what happens, in your own words.

Mention Dog Trainer in a chat, or let your AI bring it in when your dog comes up. You never open an app. Your AI does the work for you.

What Dog Trainer gives your AI

  • Trainer toolsPlans, practice cards, and rep logs.
  • Your dog's memoryTriggers, places, and rewards that stay saved.
  • Trainer instructionsReward based methods with safe limits.
  • Practice skillsSmall exercises for real world moments.
@Dog Trainer Biscuit listens at home. Outside, one squirrel and he's gone.
Using Dog Trainer

That's very common. Let's find the exact moment it gets hard, so the practice fits Biscuit.

2It learns your dog

It finds your dog's hardest moment.

A few quick questions turn "he's gone" into facts a trainer can use: what pulls his attention, how close is too close, where it happens, and what he will work for.

Dog Trainer · Hardest momentBiscuit

Trigger

Squirrels

Distance where he still listens

Where and when

Park pathMornings

What he works for

Kibble Low
Cheese Medium
Chicken Best near squirrels
✓ Saved to Biscuit's profile

3One small practice

Then it plans five minutes for that exact moment.

Not a 12 week course. One practice, at a distance where Biscuit can still succeed, with the reward he cares about most.

The leash stays on. The squirrel stays far enough away that Biscuit can still eat and turn back.

Dog Trainer · Today's practice5 min
You Biscuit Squirrel 30 ft
  1. Stand on the park path, 30 ft from the squirrel. Leash on.
  2. When Biscuit looks at the squirrel, say "Look" one time.
  3. He turns back to you: give chicken right away.
  4. Do 5 tries, then let him sniff. Move farther away if he can't eat.
Practice running
5 tries · about 5 minutes

4Try it

Try it. Tell it what happened.

Tap each try, or just say it in the chat: "Turned back 4 of 5." Dog Trainer saves the result to Biscuit's log, so nothing depends on your memory.

Turned back 4 of 5. Missed one when a second squirrel ran.
Dog Trainer · Rep logPark path · 30 ft
Tap a try to change it

of 5 turned back

Try 4: a second squirrel ran. Noted for next time.

5It adapts

The plan moves with your dog.

Each result changes the next practice by one small step, and the card shows why. If a try goes badly, the plan steps back, too.

Come back in any chat, days later. It remembers Biscuit.

Dog Trainer · Next practiceUpdated

30 ft→25 ft

BecauseBiscuit turned back 4 of 5 times at 30 ft.

Where
Park path, mornings
Cue
"Look" one time
Reward
Chicken
Step back if
He can't eat or turn back. Add 5 ft.

Remembers

SquirrelsPark pathMorningsChicken2nd squirrel = harder
✓ Saved for next time

6More moments

The same idea works for other everyday moments.

Find the hard moment. Practice one small step. Adjust from what really happened.

Dog Trainer · Potty routine

Fewer accidents inside

A daily routine built around when your dog actually needs to go.

  1. 7:00Wake up, go out
  2. 7:30After breakfast
  3. 12:00After a nap
  4. 9:30Last trip
✓ Logged, 7:00
Dog Trainer · First week

New puppy, where to start

Three things first. The rest can wait.

  1. 1Potty routine
  2. 2Name means good things
  3. 3Settle on a mat
  4. Later: leash walks, tricks
✓ Plan started
Dog Trainer · Doorbell

Quiet at the doorbell

Practice with a recorded bell, quiet first, then a little louder.

Bell → go to mat → treat

✓ Logged
Dog Trainer · Walk practice

Less pulling on walks

Reward the loose leash, a few steps at a time, on a quiet street first.

✓ Logged
Dog Trainer · Nipping swap

Teeth on toys, not hands

When play gets mouthy, offer a toy. Pause play for a moment if teeth touch skin.

Hands → Tug toy

Nips that hurt or break skin? Talk to your vet or a certified trainer.

✓ Logged

How do I connect Dog Trainer?

You sign in with Google or Apple when your AI first connects. It works in AI assistants that support remote MCP servers, such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Muse. In ChatGPT, search the app directory for Dog Trainer by Lilypad.

Training limits

This is an AI assisted educational tool for adults age 18 and older. Guidance has been reviewed by AI against cited sources; it is not professional certification or an individual assessment by a veterinarian or trainer. The plugin does not diagnose, prescribe, or provide emergency care. For acute illness, injury, or immediate danger, contact a veterinarian or local emergency service.

Exercises have specific prerequisites and stop conditions. Contained recall does not establish off leash reliability. Rest and exposure foundations are not treatment for separation anxiety, aggression, or other clinical behavior conditions. Calendars and reminders depend on separate host capabilities and your authorization. No booking, payment, message delivery, or continuous monitoring is provided by the plugin.