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Brain Training for Dogs Review: Other
Aspects
User Experience
The course’s website is extremely intuitive. First of all, the site is mobile-friendly and
very easy to read even on small devices, so feel free to use your phone or tablet when
you follow the lessons. You can also get to any page of the course using the navigation
bar once you’re logged in. On top of that, each page includes a table of content and
navigation links to the previous or next page. For better ease of use, there are
illustration photos and video examples as well as hover tooltips for glossary terms and
other important tips that stand out from the rest of the content.
Please note that this isn’t a video course and all the lessons are text-based, much like
a book. Of course, if you’re more video inclined, this may not be the course for you.
However, the content is very digestible and it’s easy to go through it without feeling
overwhelmed with too much information. This program is also a great fit for busy people
who don’t have much time to devote to dog training. This is mainly because the lessons
are divided into small chunks, which not only make them easier to read, but they also
take only about 10-20 minutes to practice.
When you finally get to the brain training part, you’ll be reminded which cues your dog
needs to know in order to perform each one. The instructions are broken down into
easy-to-follow steps and there’s even a part that helps you troubleshoot different
problems you might encounter, as well as a way to increase the challenges if your dog
finds it’s too easy for him.
Site Performance
I’ve been using the course for about a month and I have to say that I’m really impressed
with the fast site speed. Some websites that offer courses are usually on the slow side,
whether it’s because of a poor hosting or bad optimization. Also, the site uses a security
certificate that protects your information, which is always a good practice, especially
when you have to enter sensitive information such as email, password, and alike.
Support
I must admit I didn’t try the technical support, simply because I didn’t have a reason to.
If you do need assistance, support is offered to registered users via email (which can
easily be found right after you log in). If you have a question regarding training, make
sure to check the article archive first, as it contains a lot of gold nuggets. Adrienne also
tends to respond in the private forum. However, for any issue with the site or payment,
it’s probably best to contact the support desk directly.