My Pup - Puppy & Dog Training

Whether it’s your first pup or another addition to the family, My Pup is here with the info, enrichment and knowledge you need to train with confidence. Take the guesswork out of owning a pup and raise a great dog with My Pup.

Key Features:
• Age-specific weekly training guide
o Stay on track with My Pup’s interactive weekly to do list
• Expert Content Library
o From training to general knowledge, find all the info you’ll need as your pup grows up
• Quick and effective training lessons
o No train, no gain. Find everything you need to help your pup sit, stay, and more
• Enrichment Games
o My Pup’s games are fun, but they also help your pup develop physically and mentally
• Step-by-step videos
o Master your training with lessons organized by difficulty
• Meet the Experts
o Learn more about the pup-obsessed Purina professionals behind the app
• Growing with your pup
o In-depth info for puppies through adult dogs. My Pup is always adding more!

Dig into content on:
• Preparing for a New Pup
• Naming your Pup
• Potty Training
• Obedience Training
• Crate Training
• Nutrition & Feeding
• Teething & Chewing
• Socialization
• Managing Energy
• General Knowledge
• Seasonal & Hot Topics

Explore new training games in:
• Bonding Games
o Strengthen connections, spend quality time and set the foundation for a great life together
• Active Games
o Let your pup’s natural abilities shine with activities and challenges that burn energy and build confidence
• Food Games
o Stimulate the senses and encourage your pup to use their natural food-seeking skills for excitingly delicious rewards
• Brain Games
o Reward your pup’s curious nature and help their cognitive development with rewarding problem-solving activities

What’s New
• NEW Adult Dog Content (Beta)
o Coming home tips on dog proofing your home, getting a variety of toys, and more
o NEW tips on renaming your dog
• NEW step-by-step videos by our pup-obsessed Purina experts
• In-depth content on puppy & dog nutrition including how much to feed and how to transition their food