One payment · no subscription

$99 for the plan. $149 if you want a second look at it.

The free read is complete on its own and always will be. This is for when you want somebody to make the calls: which protocol, what distance, how long, and what to do on the day it falls apart.

Most people want this

The plan

$99

A week-by-week programme built for your dog, reviewed by a person before it reaches you.

  • Deep intake — your street, your schedule, your household, what you have already tried
  • Management rules first, then the week-by-week progression
  • The distance or duration to start at, and the criterion to advance
  • What to do in the week it goes backwards
  • Equipment list with the reason for each item
  • The mistakes to stop, specific to your dog
  • Printable walk cards
  • 14-day refund if you are not happy with the plan

With a revision round

The plan, with a second look

$149

Everything in the plan, plus one revision round and a written check-in once you have run it.

  • Everything in the plan
  • One revision round — tell us what happened, get the plan adjusted
  • An async check-in after your first weeks, answered in writing
  • 14-day refund if you are not happy with the plan

The free read comes first on purpose. About one intake in ten turns out to be something we should not sell a plan for, and finding that out before you pay is better for both of us than a refund afterwards.

For comparison

What the alternatives cost

Published prices, not estimates. We are the cheap option in this table and still the second most expensive thing on it — the free protocols are genuinely good, and the reason to pay is decisions, not information.
OptionTypical priceWhat you actually get
Veterinary behaviourist$100–300 per sessionThe gold standard, in person, often booked weeks out. The right answer for aggression and for anything medical.
Certified separation-anxiety trainer$515–750 for four weeksLive coaching through daily absences. Works. Most households do not need this much support.
Live-video training app~$30 per week, ongoingA real trainer over video on a subscription. Good access, and it never stops billing.
A ThresholdDog plan$99 or $149, onceA written programme built for your dog from a sourced library and checked by a person. No live coaching.
Online course$49–99Solid instruction, generic by design. You make every judgement call yourself.
Free protocols and videos$0Genuinely good material, in fifteen versions that contradict each other. That contradiction is the actual problem.

Before you buy

The questions worth asking

Why is this more expensive than an online course?
Because it is not a course. A $49 reactivity bundle is a good product and it teaches you a method — you still have to decide which method fits your dog, what distance to start at, and what to do the week it goes backwards. Those decisions are what you are buying here, and a person makes them before the plan is sent.
What does the refund actually cover?
14 days, on satisfaction with the plan. If it is not worth what you paid, say so and the money comes back. What it is not is an outcome guarantee: nobody honest can promise your dog will be fixed, and the field does not have the data to support that claim either.
What if you decide you cannot help my dog?
You get refunded in full and pointed at the right kind of professional. That is a real code path, not a policy sentence — a bite that broke skin, a suspected medical cause, or a request we will not serve ends in a refund and a referral rather than a plan.
Is there a subscription?
Not today. A weekly check-in companion is planned once there are enough customers to build it properly, and it will be cancel-anytime. The plan you buy is yours permanently either way.