Titan Training Academy · iPhone
Your dog's daily
training plan.
Open it and know exactly what to train today, in the time you actually have, shown on video with my Akitas. A coach that knows your dog. Firm, calm and respectful. No nonsense.
Coming to iPhone first. The list hears the day it opens.
110,000+ people follow Atlas on @AtlasRandle. This is the plan behind him.
- people follow Atlas
- 110k+
- exercises in the plan
- 80
- training tracks
- 13
How it works
From download to your first session in under five minutes.
- 1
Tell it about your dog.
Breed, age, what they are like on a lead, what they can already do, and how much time you have today. Two minutes.
- 2
Open it, train what it says.
Three exercises, in order, each one filmed so you can see it before you try it. No library to browse, no deciding.
- 3
Log it in ten seconds.
How it went, one tap. Tomorrow’s plan changes based on what went well and what didn’t. Miss a day and it simply carries over.
Inside the app
Three screens. That is most of it.
Two or three exercises. Sized to your day.
What slipped, what is next, and nothing else. Log it in ten seconds and tomorrow adapts.
A coach that can see your dog.
Send a photo and it reads posture, ears and tail before it answers. It has read every session you logged.
Built for big, strong dogs.
Akitas, shepherds, rottweilers, mastiffs, huskies. Every dog in the house gets a plan, a level and a streak.
Shown, not described
Every exercise, filmed with my own dogs.
Not a stock retriever on a lawn. Atlas and Shango, in the places you actually train: the street, the door, the park with other dogs in it. The first twelve exercises are being filmed now and ship in the app at launch.
Loose lead walking
Lead manners · Atlas
Polite greetings
Real-world skills · Atlas and Shango
Wait at the door
Impulse control · Atlas
A coach that knows your dog
It knows what you trained on Tuesday and how it went.
Ask a question and the answer accounts for your dog, your breed, and every session you have logged. Send it a photo and it reads posture, ears and tail before it answers. Not a chatbot with a dog avatar. A plan that talks back.
If a dog has bitten, or you are worried about aggression, it says so plainly and points you to an in-person behaviourist. It will not coach that over chat, and it never diagnoses from a photo.
The method
Three rules. The app enforces all of them.
Firm, calm and respectful.
Reward generously, correct when needed, never in anger. No prong collars, no shock collars, no shouting. Atlas needs consistency, not temper, and so does your dog.
Short and daily.
Five to fifteen minutes. The plan gives you that many exercises and no more, because a session every day beats an hour at the weekend.
Proofed before it counts.
An exercise is only marked mastered when it holds up across days and places. A sit in the kitchen is not a sit outside the school gate.
Who it is for
Built for the dogs everyone else finds difficult.
Most training advice is written for dogs that want to please you. Independent, powerful breeds need a plan that assumes they will think about it first. The daily plan is paced for that, and it adjusts to adult dogs and rescues with no history, not just puppies.
- Akita
- German Shepherd
- Rottweiler
- Cane Corso
- Malinois
- Mastiff
- Husky
- Dobermann
- Staffordshire Bull Terrier
- Any dog that can pull you over
Who is behind it
I'm Dami. I've raised four American Akitas.
Atlas and Shango live with me now. Everything in the plan is something I do with them every day, and I made most of the mistakes it steers you away from before I worked out what actually holds up with a dog that thinks before he obeys.
I am not a certified behaviourist, and the app says so where it matters. Bites, bite history and aggression go to an in-person professional. Everything else, I do on camera.
Founding members
The first 300 people on the list get the first year for £39.99.
Free to start. Pro is £7.99 a month or £59.99 a year, with a 7-day trial. The waitlist hears first, and founding members keep a badge in the app that says they were here before anyone else.
Coming to iPhone first. The list hears the day it opens.
Questions
Before you download.
No. The plan is built from where your dog is today, not their age. You tell it what they can already do reliably and it starts at the first thing that is not solid, usually recall or lead work. Adult dogs tend to move faster on the mechanics and slower on the habits, and the plan is paced for that.