Walks without the pulling.

Wuflo coaches you through short, reward-based exercises that help your dog learn to walk on a loose leash.

Coming soon to the App StoreiPhone first. We will announce the launch here.

  • Reward-based methods only
  • Sessions of 5 to 15 minutes
  • A safety check before every fix

How Wuflo works

Train in short sessions, one clear step at a time, and see your progress add up.

  1. See what is next

    Today shows your dog’s training path and the one next step, so you always know where to pick up.

  2. Train one step at a time

    Each step has a clear goal, like five check-ins rewarded. Count them as you go and tap for tips if you get stuck.

  3. Save it and see your progress

    Rate each session and add notes. Your history builds up, and you can share a progress card whenever you like.

TrainNow: one step, one clear goal.

Guided training that fits in your pocket and in your day. Open a challenge and follow it from the first step to the last.

  • Short, focused stepsEvery challenge has four steps and takes 5 to 15 minutes.
  • A goal for every stepTick off a checklist or count rewards as you give them, with Undo if you miscount.
  • Tips when you are stuckTap Having trouble? for troubleshooting tips for that exact step.
  • Pick up where you left offWuflo remembers your place, so you can stop and come back.

Rescue Mode: when the walk goes off plan.

Not every session goes smoothly. Rescue Mode is always one tap away, on Today and inside every training step.

  • Start from what you seeChoose a common walking difficulty, like a dog who pulls, will not take treats or keeps stopping to sniff.
  • A safety check comes firstIf your dog is growling, lunging, very frightened or seems in pain, Wuflo points you to a vet or qualified professional instead of giving training advice.
  • Small fixes, in orderTwo rounds of practical, reward-based adjustments, then a suggestion to get in-person help if they do not work.

Progress Proof: a card for what you have actually done.

After you save a session, you can turn your progress into a vertical image to keep or share.

  • Built from your real sessionsThe card shows your dog’s name, challenges completed, number of sessions and the dates Wuflo recorded.
  • Nothing made upNo scores, no before-and-afters. Only facts from your own training history.
  • Share it your wayUse your phone’s share sheet, or keep it to yourself. Sharing is always optional.

Example card with sample data.

Walk Without Pulling

Wuflo’s first training path goes from your dog’s first look at you to a short, real walk.

  1. 1

    5 minutes

    Check In

    Teach your dog that looking at you is the best thing in the room. It’s the first step to a loose leash.

  2. 2

    8 minutes

    First Steps

    Teach your dog that staying beside you pays off, one step at a time.

  3. 3

    10 minutes

    Keep It Loose

    Learn what to do when the leash tightens, and reward your dog for keeping it slack.

  4. 4

    15 minutes

    Real Walk Practice

    Take your loose-leash skills on a short real walk and handle everyday distractions.

Guides for calmer walks

Free, reward-based articles on loose-leash walking and everyday training problems.

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Questions, answered

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When can I download Wuflo?

Wuflo is in development and is not on the App Store yet. It is being built for iPhone first. This page will link to the listing when it is live.

Will there be an Android version?

We have not announced an Android release. If that changes, we will say so here.

How much will it cost?

Pricing has not been announced yet.

What does Wuflo teach?

Wuflo starts with one training path, Walk Without Pulling: four short challenges that take you from your dog’s first look at you to a short, real walk. Every exercise is reward-based.

What do I need to get started?

A flat collar or well-fitted harness, a standard leash, and small, soft treats your dog loves. A quiet room is enough for the first challenge.

Can Wuflo help with aggression or fear?

No. Wuflo is for everyday walking skills. If your dog growls, snaps, lunges, seems very frightened or seems to be in pain, Wuflo’s Rescue Mode points you to your vet or a qualified professional instead of giving training advice.

Do I have to share my progress?

No. Sharing a Progress Proof card is optional. The card only shows facts Wuflo has recorded from your own training, such as your dog’s name, challenges completed and dates.

Start with a calmer walk.

Wuflo is on its way to the App Store. Until then, the guides are free to read.

Coming soon to the App StoreiPhone first. We will announce the launch here.

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