dogo.app Reviews 

The articles and training offered are helpful to me when handling my 44 lb puppy pit/dal. I’ve learned to not beat myself up when things don’t go as expected. He’s a puppy (7 months) and he’s learning while going through adolescence

Great app! I feel it really improves the overall care me and my family give to our dogs. It helps us invest time on our relationship with them, and also never forget important events and health/grooming needs. I tried multiple dog apps before, I feel Dogo is the most ethical one. They don't try to sell you anything on small letters, like other dog apps do. I had a terrible previous experience with Woofz where they told in small letters the price I was subscribing to was only for the first month and that the price would increase exponentially in the second month. When I tried to cancel it was a nightmare. After that, I switched to Dogo and could not be happier. No hidden fees, great customer support. You can see they really love dogs and treat dog care with responsibility. Could not recommend more!

Love this app. The articles are super informative. I love the guided training exercises. I like the "courses" and the feeling of accomplishment when you take a video of something your dog has learned and "pass". I like the notifications with suggestions of things to try to continue daily taining. I haven't used the non-training features like feeding and bathroom breaks, etc.

My dog Medutė and I have tried quite a few dog training apps over the years, but Dogo has been our favourite for more than three years now. Dogo training courses have helped us with several behaviour issues, especially jumping on guests and walking nicely on a leash. I really liked the simple, step-by-step approach because it made it easier to stay consistent. With time, I could clearly see a difference in Medutė’s behaviour.
Even though she’s now a pretty well-behaved dog, we still use Dogo. One of my favourite features is the walking tracker. Our daily walks can sometimes feel a bit repetitive, but the tracker makes them feel more like a little adventure for me and my girl. It gives us a reason to explore new places and makes our walks more enjoyable.
After more than 3 years, Dogo is still the app we genuinely enjoy using together. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who wants to make training and everyday time with their dog a little more fun and engaging.

The Dogo app has been serving me and my dog Cinnamon exceptionally well. The personal feedback received on our progress from certified dog trainers, the carefully designed video instructions, and the health, weight and potty trackers are only some of the most fascinating features that have been keeping me a loyal customer of the company for years.

I have a Golden Retriever named Derek. He was a great dog with one big problem: he lost his mind whenever people came over. Jumping on everyone, ruining clothes, the whole thing. We tried to fix it ourselves and got nowhere.

What actually turned it around was the coach chat. I talked to Jenny, described exactly what Derek was doing, and she pointed me to the specific trainings that made sense for him instead of me guessing. I followed those and the difference showed up fast. He is a much more polite dog now, and guests notice.

A few other things I like. I can share my account with my family, so everyone at home trains him the same way instead of giving him mixed signals. The reminders keep me consistent, which is honestly the hard part. And the metrics let me see we are actually moving forward, not just repeating the same session.

I bought Lifetime and have zero regrets. It is an investment in my best friend's wellbeing.

I have been using Dogo for many years now and it has been amazing tool to spend quality time with my 15 years old dog Udra. She loves the treats and attention and I love how much fun and easy is to use it. Highly recommend to all my friends!

The core functionality of the Dogo app is fine; the tracking tools and lessons are useful for teaching new behaviours. And I like having a place to store the vital statistics of my dog along with reminders about stuff like flea treatment.

However, the app forces a heavy amount of "gamification", such as leaderboards and constant milestone tracking, which it is impossible to opt out of.

Because you cannot disable these competitive features, the overall experience becomes really unpleasant. Instead of being able to log our progress and use the training tools in peace, I constantly feel hounded and hassled by the app's need to turn everything into a competition.

Reminders is also a useful function but needs better management for being able to bulk delete overdue reminders that haven't been ticked off in the app.

It also appears that it is not possible to export historical data - so I cannot have my own personal record of things like vet visits and worming treatments.

If there were a simple setting to turn off the leaderboards, and the possibility to export historical data, it would be a great utility. But as a result of all of this, I barely open the app now, even though I paid fo a year's subscription at the start of 2026.