Good Cue: Train and Care

Good Cue turns a few minutes with your dog into a calm, rewarding game. Practise the timing of a marker with an animated pixel dog, then try a short sit session together.

Start with a three-round timing game and original gentle music. In the live session, use a large marker, speak to your dog yourself or play a recording of your own cue, and stop whenever your dog needs a break. Afterwards, note how the session went without a score or streak.

Keep everyday care close by. Log pee and poop in a tap, correct an earlier entry, and record vaccines from information you have checked with your vet. Add a photo or PDF as proof if you wish. Export a complete backup with training sessions, care records, proof files and your recorded cue, then restore missing records on another device.

Good Cue works without an account. It does not send your dog or care records to a Good Cue server. You choose when to share a summary, a proof file or a complete backup.

Go at your dog's pace. The first chapter focuses on sit and reward timing. Good Cue does not calculate vaccine dates or replace veterinary advice.

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