Everyday training
Practice name response, recall, eye contact, sit, release, touch, loose leash walking, mat training, self-control, dropping objects and polite greetings.
Online puppy training
Build a strong foundation for everyday life with your puppy.
House training, puppy biting, recall, loose leash walking, socialization, being alone and much more, taught through 8 structured modules with clear explanations, practical exercises and video demonstrations.

A complete puppy foundation
Teaching a puppy to sit is useful. But most puppy owners also need help with house training, biting, jumping up, walking on leash, being home alone and introducing the world without overwhelming their puppy.
This course combines practical training with puppy behavior, socialization and real-life experiences. You learn what to do, why it works and how to practice it without turning every day into one long training session.
Practice name response, recall, eye contact, sit, release, touch, loose leash walking, mat training, self-control, dropping objects and polite greetings.
Understand biting, chewing, stress signals, resource guarding, learning, rewards, unwanted behavior and how to train without punishment.
Build independence gradually so being alone becomes a skill rather than a sudden test.
Introduce people, sounds, surfaces, locations, objects, darkness, water and everyday environments in a thoughtful way.
Inside the course
The course moves from the first days at home to the skills your puppy needs as the outside world becomes more interesting.
Prepare your home, create a daily routine, work on house training and puppy biting, and learn how to respond consistently to unwanted behavior.
Introduce a reward marker, hand targeting, food rewards, crate training, touch, alone time, equipment and new surfaces and locations.
Build sit and release cues, understand reward-based learning, continue alone-time training and introduce people and sounds.
Work on name response, loose leash walking, jumping up, food motivation, development and interacting appropriately with objects.
Develop recall and eye contact while learning about resource guarding, food-bowl concerns, play and how dogs learn.
Teach settling on a place, strengthen recall and greetings, read canine communication and work with environmental rewards and water.
Practice self-control, stress awareness, dropping objects, outdoor training, chewing, equipment choices and calm socialization in public places.
Prepare for leash greetings, changing weather, digging, calm observation and visits to places such as restaurants and garden centers.
See the exercises in action
Reading an exercise is useful. Seeing it makes the next step much clearer. Video demonstrations show how practical exercises are performed so you can watch first, practice with your puppy and replay the lesson whenever you need it.
There is no group schedule to keep up with. Work at the pace that suits your puppy and return to earlier lessons whenever a skill needs more practice.
Many exercises can be built into feeding, opening doors, walks, visitors and other things you already do.
Skills are not treated as living-room tricks. The course helps you gradually use them in normal daily situations.
Theory and behavior lessons help you make better decisions instead of simply memorizing instructions.
What you get
Real experiences
“Fantastic. I had questions from the start, and they were answered straight away. The course is very clearly structured and easy to understand. Most importantly, my dog followed the exercises without any problem, which made me enthusiastic too.”
“Very educational, positive and enlightening. I also attend an in-person puppy course, and it is reassuring to see the same important points reflected here.”
“Everything is explained clearly. Being able to read the theory calmly instead of trying to listen while your puppy is going in every direction made training much easier. The videos and explanations are very clear.”
Mika Dog Training
Mika Dog Training is created by Tom Rosens, owner of Hondleiding in the Netherlands. The training focuses on clear communication, reward-based methods and practical situations owners and instructors actually encounter.
Frequently asked questions
You can start when your puppy comes home. Several parts, including preparation and planning the first days, are useful even before your puppy arrives.
No. Work at your puppy’s pace. Some exercises progress quickly while others need more repetition.
Yes. The course includes video demonstrations that show how practical exercises are performed.
No. The course starts with the basics and explains both what to do and why you are doing it.
Yes. You can follow the course on a phone, tablet or computer.
Yes. You receive unlimited access and can return to the material whenever you need it.
Yes. There is a knowledge check at the end of every module and a certificate after completing the course.
The course covers many normal puppy behaviors and helps prevent common problems. If your puppy shows serious aggression, extreme fear or another behavior that creates a safety concern, individual professional guidance may be more appropriate.
Choose your option
Follow a structured plan, understand why your puppy behaves the way they do and build useful habits from the beginning.