Product · 40 tokens per run
Puppy Behavior Fix-It Plan
You brought a puppy home and one behavior is driving the whole house crazy (jumping on every guest, pulling like a freight train on leash, mouthing the kids, potty regression, crate whining, resource guarding, counter surfing, or door dashing). Describe the puppy in a few lines and get a 14 day day-by-day training plan back: short daily sessions with a word-for-word script you can read out loud, a reward schedule that shifts across the two weeks, family consistency rules so one relative does not undo it, an explicit extinction burst warning for the day 3 to day 5 regression window, and success milestones on day 4, day 7, day 14 you can tick off. Positive reinforcement only in the AKC and Preventive Vet tradition; never choke chains, never prong collars, never e-collars, never alpha rolls, never dominance framing. If your safety notes describe a bite that broke skin, aggression toward a child, or fear biting over food or toys, the plan refuses and routes you to a certified behaviorist at iaabc.org or a veterinary behaviorist instead.
About this tool
What does puppy behavior fix-it plan do?
You brought a puppy home and one behavior is driving the whole house crazy (jumping on every guest, pulling like a freight train on leash, mouthing the kids, potty regression, crate whining, resource guarding, counter surfing, or door dashing). Describe the puppy in a few lines and get a 14 day day-by-day training plan back: short daily sessions with a word-for-word script you can read out loud, a reward schedule that shifts across the two weeks, family consistency rules so one relative does not undo it, an explicit extinction burst warning for the day 3 to day 5 regression window, and success milestones on day 4, day 7, day 14 you can tick off. Positive reinforcement only in the AKC and Preventive Vet tradition; never choke chains, never prong collars, never e-collars, never alpha rolls, never dominance framing. If your safety notes describe a bite that broke skin, aggression toward a child, or fear biting over food or toys, the plan refuses and routes you to a certified behaviorist at iaabc.org or a veterinary behaviorist instead.
How does Puppy Behavior Fix-It Plan work?
Pick the ONE behavior that is driving your household crazy from a fixed list of eight (jumping on people, leash pulling, mouthing and nipping, potty regression, crate whining, resource guarding of food or toys, counter surfing, or door dashing), then tell it your puppy's age in months, breed, weight in pounds, what you have already tried, how many adults in the home will actually be doing the training, and any safety notes. One structured AI pass returns a printable 14-day day-by-day plan tuned to that specific behavior and this specific puppy: every day has a session_title, a 3 to 10 minute session length, the materials to grab, a word-for-word what_to_say_or_do script, a reward_schedule that shifts from treat-every-time to intermittent as the days progress, and a what_to_watch_for line. The plan also ships family_consistency_rules for the household, an extinction_burst_warning about the day 3 to day 5 regression window, a misfires_that_undo_training list of the 5 to 8 things owners do accidentally that erase a week of progress, success_milestones for day 4, day 7, and day 14, and a when_to_call_a_certified_trainer trigger list. You get one focused plan for one specific behavior, not a general obedience curriculum.
How is this different from PawChamp, Zigzag, LunaDogAI, or a general ChatGPT prompt?
PawChamp, Zigzag, LunaDogAI, WoofWise, and GoodPup are subscription apps that charge every month for a full ongoing curriculum whether your puppy needs it or not, and the app keeps pinging you long after the one issue is resolved. Puppy Behavior Fix-It Plan is a single-issue single-shot fix-it plan: you pay per plan, you fix one behavior, you close the tab. A general ChatGPT prompt happily suggests dominance framing, alpha rolls, or a prong collar if you ask a leading question, because the model has no rails on aversive methods; this tool has a hard rule against choke chains, prong collars, e-collars, alpha rolls, scruff shakes, and dominance framing, so what comes back is positive-reinforcement only every time. It also bakes in the extinction-burst warning most freeform prompts and most subscription apps skip, which is the single biggest reason owners quit on day 4.
What is the extinction burst window and why does day 3 to day 5 matter?
An extinction burst is the temporary spike in the very behavior you are trying to fade, and it lands almost exactly on day 3 to day 5 of a positive-reinforcement plan because the puppy has figured out that the old reward (your attention, the door opening, the countertop food) is no longer coming and pushes harder to make it work one more time. Owners who do not know this is coming assume the plan is failing, cave in, and reward the harder version of the behavior, which is worse than doing nothing at all because you have now taught the puppy that escalation works. Every plan surfaces an extinction_burst_warning up front so you can brace for it, hold the line for 48 hours, and see the drop on day 6 or day 7 that the success_milestones anticipate. This is the wedge over a Reddit thread or a freeform prompt: the day 4 quit is the single most common failure mode in every dog training source, and the plan is built around walking you through it.
Which behaviors does it cover, and which behaviors need a professional instead?
It covers eight specific behaviors: jumping on people, leash pulling, mouthing and nipping, potty regression, crate whining, resource guarding of food or toys, counter surfing, and door dashing. If the safety_notes field describes a bite that broke skin, aggression directed at a child, or genuine fear signals (fear biting, whale eye where you can see the whites of the eyes, a hard freeze or snap over food or toys), the tool switches into refer_to_professional mode and does NOT ship a 14-day plan, because those signals mean this is beyond a positive-reinforcement plan a household can run on its own. Instead you get a routing block that points you to a certified applied animal behaviorist through iaabc.org, a veterinary behaviorist through your vet, or your local emergency vet if the bite drew blood. Positive-reinforcement plans are powerful for the eight covered behaviors and dangerous as a stand-in for a behaviorist when real aggression is on the table, so the tool holds that line for you.
Does the plan use choke chains, prong collars, e-collars, or dominance training?
No, and this is hard-ruled in the system prompt with no override. Choke chains, prong collars, e-collars, alpha rolls, scruff shakes, and dominance or 'be the pack leader' framing are excluded because the AKC, Preventive Vet, and the current welfare science are aligned that aversive methods often make fear-based behaviors worse (a jumper who is corrected with a prong learns to fear-lunge, a resource guarder who is alpha-rolled learns to bite faster next time), and the eight covered behaviors are all ones that respond faster to positive-reinforcement anyway. What the plan DOES use is short 3 to 10 minute training sessions (long sessions backfire on puppies), a reward_schedule that starts treat-every-time and shifts to intermittent on the correct day so the behavior generalizes, word-for-word scripts so every adult in the house says the same thing, and family_consistency_rules so the puppy is not being cued three different ways by three different people. That is the traditional AKC and Preventive Vet playbook, made day-by-day.
How much does one plan cost, and do I need a subscription?
One plan costs 40 produde tokens, a prepaid platform credit you buy once and spend across any produde tool, and there is no subscription. You pay per plan, you fix one behavior, and if the run fails the full token cost is refunded to your wallet automatically. That is the produde model in general: AI tools without the subscription, pay per run, you only pay for results. Contrast that with a subscription-app tier for puppy training where you pay every month whether the puppy is in a training phase or not, and the app keeps charging long after the one issue that made you download it is resolved. Most households need one or two plans in the first six months (one for the behavior that is driving you crazy right now, sometimes a second later for a different issue), which a single token top-up covers with room to spare.
What if my breed, puppy age, or weight is unusual?
The plan is tuned by age in months, breed, and weight in pounds because those inputs meaningfully change what actually works. Session length is dropped toward 3 minutes for very young puppies (an 8-week-old cannot hold focus for 10 minutes and over-scheduled puppies backfire into overtiredness and worse behavior), and stretched toward the upper end for adolescent puppies at 5 or 6 months. Small breeds and toy breeds get gentler physical framing on leash-pulling and jumping plans because a full-size 'planting your feet' cue that works for a 60 pound lab is wrong for a 6 pound Yorkie. Breed is used for known tendencies without stereotyping (herding breeds do get a nod on nipping-as-herding-behavior, guarding breeds get one on resource guarding), never to excuse a behavior. The adult_help_count changes the family_consistency_rules block: a household of one adult gets 3 rules focused on the solo trainer, a household of four adults gets 6 rules focused on everyone saying the same word and honoring the same reward schedule.
Who is it for?
New puppy owners in the first six months who have ONE specific behavior driving them crazy (the jumping on grandma, the leash lunging at every dog on the walk, the 3am crate whining) and want a printable 14-day plan by tonight instead of downloading yet another subscription app. Rescue owners with an unknown-history puppy who need the family_consistency_rules block written out because four adults in the house are all cueing the puppy three different ways. Households where the vet said 'positive reinforcement' and did not have time to walk you through the day-by-day. Anyone who does not want to pay a subscription-app tier every month just to fix one behavior. It is a focused single-purpose fix-it plan for one specific behavior and one specific puppy; it is not an ongoing training curriculum, not a replacement for a certified trainer when real aggression is on the table, and not a chatbot you keep coming back to every day.
What does it cost?
40 tokens per run. Produde tokens are a prepaid platform credit; buy them once and spend on any tool.
Do I pay if a run doesn't complete?
No. You only pay for results. If a run can't finish, its full token cost stays in your wallet automatically.
Is my data stored?
Your input and the run output are saved to your account so you can browse history. They are not sold, shared with advertisers, or used to train shared models. See privacy for details.