Scotty, a black dog with large upright ears and his tongue out, standing on grass beside a pond
BARKERS & BRETT — "We Speak Dog!"

Get Brett's eyes on it

Film 30–90 seconds of your dog's behavior on your phone. Brett personally reviews every video and replies within 48 hours with what he sees, what it likely means, and exactly what to practice next.

More freedom, trust and enjoyment. Real-life reliability, one step at a time.

A little about you and your dog

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What would you like Brett to look at? *

30–90 seconds works best. Max 200 MB.

How does a video assessment work?

Upload a 30–90 second clip with a short intake form, pay $49 through secure Square checkout, and Brett personally reviews it within 48 hours of payment. You'll hear what he sees, what it likely means, and what to practice next.

What should I film?

Film behavior that happens naturally, from a safe distance with the whole dog in frame. Include a few seconds before it starts if you can. Never provoke your dog; bites or serious aggression need an in-person evaluation instead.

What behaviors can Brett assess from video?

Brett can assess leash reactivity, jumping, Place & Chill, separation anxiety signs, puppy problems, pulling and everyday behavior concerns. His guidance focuses on freedom, trust, enjoyment and real-life reliability.

VIDEO ASSESSMENT QUESTIONS

Questions, answered

How does a dog video assessment work?
You film 30–90 seconds of your dog's behavior on your phone, upload it with a short form about what happens before, during and after, then pay $49 through a secure Square checkout. Brett personally reviews every video and replies within 48 hours of payment: what he observed, what it likely means, and what to practice next.
How much does a video assessment cost?
$49, paid after you submit your video, through secure Square checkout. The full amount is credited toward a private lesson ($85) or a board-and-train program if you book within 14 days.
What behaviors can be assessed by video?
Leash reactivity, jumping at the door, Place & Chill breaking down, separation anxiety signs, puppy problems, pulling on walks, and most everyday behavior concerns. If there has been a bite or serious aggression, book an in-person evaluation instead of filming it.
What should I film?
Film what happens naturally — never provoke your dog to get a clip. Keep the whole dog in frame, film from a safe distance, and include a few seconds before the behavior starts if you can.
How fast will I hear back?
Within 48 hours. Brett reviews every video himself — no AI, no call center.
What if my dog needs more than a video assessment?
Brett will say so in your assessment and recommend the right next step — practicing with guidance, a private lesson, or a board-and-train program — and your $49 is credited toward it if you book within 14 days.