1. Pick a card
A student draws a training challenge.
For dog trainers and dog schools
Turn your dog training class into a game.
A ready-to-use printable training game with 49 cards for group classes, workshops and final lessons. Students draw a challenge, complete it with their dog and score the points on the card.

Training practice without the repetition
Your students may need to practice the same skills again and again. Wagging Cards changes how that repetition feels by adding a simple game mechanic: draw a card, complete the challenge and score the points.
A student draws a training challenge.
Handler and dog perform the exercise together.
Successful? Add the points shown on the card.
Special cards can add points, cost points or change the direction of the game.
One set, lots of ways to use it
Use the game as the basis for a 45 to 60 minute themed training session.
Use it as a fun final lesson that gets the whole group involved.
Choose only the cards that fit the level and goals of the group.
The package includes guidance for adapting the game for puppy classes.
What you get
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
No. Wagging Cards is a digital download. You receive printable files and print the cards yourself.
The main set contains 49 Wagging Cards.
A complete game usually takes around 45 to 60 minutes. You can shorten the session by using fewer cards.
Yes. The package includes a puppy-group variation and you can select cards that suit the skill level of the group.
No. You can adapt the selection and difficulty of the cards to suit the group.
Wagging Cards is designed primarily as teaching material for dog trainers, instructors and dog schools.
Choose your option
Pick a card, complete the challenge, score the points and turn familiar training into a game.
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