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Teach your dog real skills in five minutes a day, one new skill at a time, with your…

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In short

Cue: Dog Trainer teaches dogs real skills in about five minutes a day, using the iPhone camera to check reps like sit, paw, down and stay. It is aimed at dog owners who want step-by-step plans for common problems such as biting, leash pulling and house-training. One standout feature is a Lock Screen Live Activity that counts down to the next potty break.

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Teach your dog real skills in five minutes a day, one new skill at a time, with your iPhone's camera checking the reps.

YOUR CAMERA CHECKS THE REPS Prop your phone at dog height and Cue reads your dog's pose on your iPhone. Sit and paw tricks are camera-Verified. Down, stand, bow, stay, spin, come and nose touch are camera-assisted: the camera spots the rep and you confirm it. Other skills you count with a tap.

FIX A PROBLEM Step-by-step plans for puppy biting, jumping up, leash pulling, alone time, barking, house-training, recall and crate training. Each lines up the right skills and tools in order.

41 SKILLS, 6 UNITS, ONE PATH Foundations, manners, fun tricks, show-off tricks, title prep and life skills like gentle mouth, polite greetings, crate love and go potty. Every skill has short steps, a "ready when" goal, common mistakes and a safety note. Tricks unsuited to puppies or seniors stay off their path.

POTTY BREAKS ON YOUR LOCK SCREEN Log pee, poop, accidents, meals and naps in one tap. Cue counts down to the next break by your dog's age, and after meals and naps, with a Live Activity on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, a widget, and a reminder you can answer from the banner.

EVERYDAY TOOLS A clicker: a sound, a light flash for deaf or hard-of-hearing dogs, or both. A recall whistle. Care reminders for vaccines, flea and tick, heartworm, meds, vet visits, grooming and nail trims. Cue follows your vet's schedule and gives no medical advice.

YOUR DOG, IN THEIR OWN (PLAYFUL) WORDS Your dog cheers you on in first person, with lines written on your iPhone by Apple Intelligence where available (tagged AI) or picked from hundreds of scripted ones. It's playful fiction, not a translation, and there's no chat.

SHARE THE MOMENT Turn a verified rep into a vertical clip with a "Verified" badge, ready to save to Photos or share.

STREAKS THAT FORGIVE Streaks, XP and a daily goal keep you consistent. Streak freezes are earned by training, never bought. A daily reminder at your time, never late at night. Home and Lock Screen widgets show your streak.

TRAIN FOR A REAL TRICK TITLE Working toward the AKC Trick Dog Novice title? Cue Plus includes the Novice checklist, a mock evaluation that uses the camera where it can, and a video recording guide. Cue is not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Kennel Club.

BARK COACH Practice "quiet" on cue with a 3 to 30 second ladder, and run an alone-time bark log while the app stays open.

KIND TRAINING ONLY Positive reinforcement only: markers, treats, toys and praise. No corrections, no aversive tools. For pain, aggression or anxiety, see your vet or a certified trainer.

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