Free Dog Commands Course

Master Basic Dog Commands Today

Get instant access to kickstart your dog's success with our free Dog Commands Course! This course provides you with a step-by-step system for building communication, motivation, and consistency.

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Why Start with Basic Commands? Basic Commands?

Every paid course requires essential commands. Without them, your dog won't understand "Yes" (reward coming), "Get it" (go find the treat), or "Break" (you're done). These commands (or cues) are how you communicate clearly, and they're the foundation for loose leash walking, recall, and every skill you'll ever teach.

This course teaches you how to deliver treats with purpose, how to time your commands perfectly, and how to structure 10-minute daily sessions that actually stick.

Dog owner training their dog outdoors
Dog training outdoors

Course Highlights

This Course Is Perfect For...

New to Dog Training

You've never used command-based training and need to start with the absolute basics before tackling leash pulling or recall.

Dogs Who Don't Listen

Your dog looks at you blankly during training sessions because they don't understand what you're asking - they need a clear yes/no system.

Busy Schedules

You have 30 minutes per day max and need a system that works in your living room before progressing outside.

Anyone Purchasing Our Courses

This is the required prerequisite - our paid courses won't work without these core dog commands.

What You'll Learn

6 Simple Workouts. One Strong Foundation.

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Workout

01

Hold & Deliver

The way you hold and deliver a treat changes everything your dog learns.

Hold & Deliver

Workout

02

"Yes!"

One word, one cue. Your dog knows exactly what they did right — and what's coming next.

"Yes!"

Workout

03

"Get it!"

Toss the treat. Your dog chases it. You reset — ready for the next rep.

"Get it!"

Workout

04

"Catch!"

Your dog catches the treat in midair. Fun, focused, and fully engaged.

"Catch!"

Workout

05

"Good..."

"Good..." cue tells your dog to hold — calm, steady, and locked in.

"Good..."

Workout

06

"Break!"

"Break!" cue tells your dog they're free — clearly, every single time.

"Break!"

What's Included

Everything You Get For Free

We give you step-by-step tools to stay consistent and make training easy:

  • Instant access to video tutorials that bring it all to life.

  • Step-by-step Drill Sheets that use sets & reps to break down what you should practice and when.

  • A Progress Tracker & Training Journal so you can document your wins!

  • Extra tips and tricks to make sure these behaviors stick long-term.

Course materials — video tutorials, drill sheets, and progress tracker on device mockups

Real Owners.
Real Results.

I was so surprised at how responsive my dog was to the Canine Gains training techniques!

Nancy G.

It really surprised me how much Canine Gains' training correlated with working out - every exercise was broken down into easy to follow repetitions of the basic movements!

Maile K.

The Canine Gains program was very easy, and I was surprised at how quickly I saw results.

Rob F.

I never realized how responsive my dog would be to the "Yes!" cue, but once he learned it, our walks took on a whole new vibe - like he was looking for us and paying more attention to where we were and what we were doing!

Audra S.

I think the repetition is really good for owners because it helped me learn faster, and helped me stay consistent with my dog.

Shanae D.

Who we can help

Anyone who wants to develop a deeper relationship with their dog by training together.

Anyone committed to learning the core commands and willing to follow a structured, proven system.

Anyone who wants more trust, freedom, and confidence with their dog.

Anyone done hopping between methods and looking for lasting results.

Who we can't help

Anyone expecting immediate change & unwilling to accept that progress is gradual, dog-dependent, and built over time.

People unwilling to adjust how they handle or communicate with their dog.

Owners who aren't willing to consistently reinforce command follow-through and maintain clear, reliable boundaries.

Dogs with significant behavioral challenges (reactivity or agression) that require individualized, in-person support.

Your Questions Answered

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Your Training Starts Here.