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Use the programme’s lessons to choose a training game and understand what you’re practising.
BRAIN TRAINING FOR DOGS
Give your dog something to figure out. Discover reward-based training games you can practise together at home.
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A DIFFERENT KIND OF TRAINING TIME
You have the treats. You have your dog’s attention for a moment. Then you’re trying to remember which tip to follow.
Brain Training for Dogs turns that moment into a structured activity. Adrienne Farricelli’s programme uses games and rewards to practise attention, learning and everyday foundations.
THE APPROACH
Keep the challenge appropriate to your dog. Give each activity time to become familiar.
Use the programme’s lessons to choose a training game and understand what you’re practising.
Encourage the behaviour being taught through positive reinforcement and suitable rewards.
Watch for comfort and engagement. Return to an activity instead of rushing to the next challenge.

Reward-based, force-free training approach.
WHAT YOU’LL WORK WITH
Give practice a clear activity through engagement and problem-solving exercises.
Connect the games with basic obedience and the practical work of teaching a dog.
Explore material for the early stages, with sessions adapted to a young dog’s needs.
Use supporting resources to understand common training topics alongside your practice.
A LITTLE PREPARATION
The course is digital. You provide suitable rewards, any equipment an activity needs, and the time to work together.
See the full course & price (opens seller website in a new tab)A course can give you activities and structure. It cannot assess your individual dog.
For aggression, severe fear, sudden behaviour changes or possible pain, speak to a veterinarian or qualified behaviour professional.
Clear answers to help you choose the right resource for your project.
The seller describes positive reinforcement and force-free methods. Its games focus on encouraging desired behaviour with rewards. Review the training approach on the seller's page to decide whether it fits how you want to work with your dog.
Yes, the current offer includes a puppy training section. A young dog's attention, comfort and physical limits still matter, so activities should be adapted appropriately rather than rushed.
The programme is not presented as puppy-only. Suitability depends on the individual dog, including its health, mobility and existing training. Use the seller's course outline to judge the activities you want to try.
A general digital course cannot assess your dog's individual history or safety risks. For aggression, severe fear, sudden changes or possible pain, seek help from a veterinarian or qualified behaviour professional instead of relying on a course alone.
No physical training kit is being sold through this page. This is access to digital training material; you provide any suitable rewards, toys or equipment needed for an activity.
There is no reliable universal timeline. Progress depends on the dog, the skill, the environment and your practice. The course provider handles access and purchase terms; check its current offer before deciding.
Explore the games, course contents and current purchase options on the Brain Training for Dogs website.
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Product information checked 2026-10-30. Images and diagrams are illustrative; they are not course samples or student results. This page describes the provider’s published offer, not a first-hand course review.
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