FAQ

You get a free starter plan for the next walk: a safer starting point, a clearer next-step rule, and guidance shaped by your dog’s trigger pattern. The goal is to leave you with something you can use tonight, not just a score.

Start with a free assessment and a free starter plan for tonight’s walk. You do not need a card to begin, and the point of the first experience is to show you a useful next step before asking for anything else.

PawZen uses that signal to make tomorrow safer. It can lighten the next walk, hold progression steady, or point you toward more support if the pattern keeps rising — without asking you to push through another bad outing.

Reacpaw is PawZen’s optional 30-Day Calm Walk Reset — a separate structured program when we offer it. The free daily loop (assessment, tonight’s plan, walk logging, and plans that adjust after rough walks) does not require Reacpaw. PawZen is built for the other six days between sessions: practical next-walk decisions without replacing your trainer.

No. PawZen is daily decision support between sessions, not a substitute for hands-on professional judgment. Your trainer still owns assessment, live coaching, and complex moments.

Most days, a few minutes to run the plan and about 30 seconds to log the walk. On rough days, PawZen shifts toward a lighter next step instead of asking you to do more.

That is useful signal, not owner failure. PawZen should either make the next step easier or make the limit clearer. If the case exceeds self-serve support, the product should say so and point you toward certified help.

If there has been a bite with broken skin, child-directed aggression, or you feel unsafe handling your dog, use PawZen conservatively and alongside certified professional support. For general obedience or trick training without reactivity, apps like Dogo or Pupford may fit better.

No. Registration is open. Create a free account, start your dog's assessment, and get a free starter plan for the next walk. The optional Reacpaw program is separate; use the notify form on problem or blog pages if you want enrollment updates.