Keep a starting reference
Use before a later comparison: record the question, source, conditions and response.
Starting-observation cardAngier K9 Field Notes
Tools built from the evidence
What do you want to do?
Choose the question you are working on. Each worksheet saves a draft on this browser and lets you keep a dated session snapshot.
Understand one filmed moment
Separate visible actions, interpretation and missing information in a bounded sequence.
Observation worksheetPrepare and reflect on a lesson
Record an instruction you received, what you intend to observe, what happened and questions for your trainer.
Practice design deskCompare two observations
Keep each source’s setting, handler and assistance beside its response, then describe what the comparison supports.
Session-comparison worksheetFind your saved notes and sessions · Prepare for an owner lesson
These tools organize learning; they do not automatically assess a dog or choose a training exercise. Account sign-in and cross-device saving remain in development.
Tools should help someone find, compare or use approved evidence. They should never diagnose a dog, promise an outcome or make an uncertain identity look settled.
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Case finder
Filter the current 108 collections by known facts and priorities.
Explore Available nowUnified question finder
Search questions, cases, topics, tools and planned resources from one field.
Explore Available nowFootage explorer
Move among animals, topics, formats, sessions and Shorts.
Explore Available nowEvidence map
Find the concepts connected to any collection.
Explore Available nowCase comparison
Place two collections side by side and see the concepts they share.
ExploreHousehold evidence brief
Build a shareable, source-linked reading pack for family decision-makers.
Coming soon. This proposal is described here; its full resource is still being prepared.
Session timeline
Follow training across dates, environments, handlers and lesson types.
Coming soon. This proposal is described here; its full resource is still being prepared.
Plain-language glossary
Translate method language, owner language and common search phrasing.
Coming soon. This proposal is described here; its full resource is still being prepared.
Evidence-grounded assistant
Answer only from approved sources, cite every result and refuse unsupported conclusions.
Coming soon. This proposal is described here; its full resource is still being prepared.
Tool rules
Every tool must expose its evidence boundary, preserve family privacy, avoid diagnosis and outcome prediction, link back to source pages, and stay outside search indexes until its underlying data is reviewed.
Compare two observations
Keep the task, setting, handler and assistance beside each response. Save the comparison and its open questions.
Open the session-comparison worksheetKeep a starting reference
Record an assessment question, the conditions and the response, then save a dated card for later comparison.
Open the starting-observation cardObserve before interpreting
Record a source, context, visible actions and unanswered questions in a reusable worksheet.
Open the observation worksheetPlan and reflect on a lesson
The first Practice Design Desk worksheet is ready: record an existing lesson, your observations and questions for your trainer.
Open the practice worksheetMake a video useful to your learning
Choose a question, record a source moment, compare conditions and keep your observations.
How to study a training videoNew ways to learn
In development
My learning notebook
Remember what you learned and continue on another device.
Explore → (coming soon)In developmentPractice design desk
Turn an approved lesson into a specific, observable practice plan.
Explore → (coming soon)In developmentTerminology bridge
Find the same idea across everyday language and different training vocabularies.
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