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can the top of my page be a big photo of me with my dogs instead of a tiny round avatar
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Online booking for dog training courses
Show on one page which groups are taking dogs, when each one starts and which hours are free on the field. Owners enrol the dog themselves, and the age, the breed, the vaccinations and how the dog is around others reach the trainer from a form before the first session.
What the school gets
Groups that fill on time. One field, no clashes. A next level after the course.
Bookly takes on enrolment, the group timetable and who has the field, so the trainer works with dogs instead of reconciling lists across three chats.
Places in the group
Show when each group starts
A trainer takes as many dogs into the circle as they can genuinely hold, usually six to eight. The course page shows the start date, the session days and the free hours, so an owner enrols themselves, and the group’s session stands in the calendar as one hour under its own name.
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A group’s session as one hour in the calendar
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Start date and session days on the course page
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Enrolment open around the clock, not only on field hours
One field
Keep puppies and adult dogs apart
There is one field, and two groups do not fit on it: puppies at 18:30, adults at 19:45. The field is added as a specialist of its own, so a taken hour is offered to nobody, and a break between groups leaves time to move the dogs apart rather than meet at the gate.
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The field as a specialist: two groups never land on one hour
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A buffer between groups for coming in and going out
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The owner reminded the day before the session
After the last session
Offer the next level while the pair is still driving out
A course ends, and the client is gone unless the next level was mentioned in good time. The history shows which session each pair is on and when the group graduates, so the next group opens for enrolment while the owner is still coming every week, not two months later in a mailshot.
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A session history for every pair
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The trainer’s notes on the dog between sessions
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Enrolment in the next group from the same page
Everything a training school runs on
Everything you need for dog training courses
Intakes, the field schedule, dog cards, forms and the kit you sell at the gate in one service, instead of a notebook, a spreadsheet and two chats.
The course page
Puppy course, basic obedience, competition prep: session days, how long the course runs, the price and the free hours, all on one page.
Groups and the field
Every group in one calendar: which trainer is taking the session, when the field is busy and who is already enrolled in each group.
The dog and owner card
Name, breed, age, vaccination date, session history and the trainer’s notes in one profile, not in the notebook left out on the field.
A form before the first session
Age, breed, vaccinations, whether the dog is settled around others and whether it works for food. The trainer reads the answers before making up the group.
Treats, leads and toys
Clickers, long lines, harnesses and treats go out on the field itself. Bookly shows what is left while there is still time to reorder.
How the intakes fill
Which groups drew the most enrolments, which courses are booked most often and what they brought in over the month.
Quick start
How to open enrolment before the intake begins
Setting up takes an evening: the school page, the courses with their start dates, the trainers and the field, and a link to put in the intake announcement.
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Build the school page
Add the name, a photo of the field, the address and contacts. No separate website to build.
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Describe the courses and groups
Puppy, basic, competition prep: the length of a session, the price of the course and the trainer who takes it.
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Set the session days and the field
Put Tuesday and Saturday against each group, add the trainers’ shifts and a buffer between groups.
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Share the link
Put it in the intake announcement, in the Instagram bio and on the board at the gate. Enrolments appear in the calendar at once.
The result in numbers
You can see whether a group will fill before the first session
A week before the start, the calendar shows how many dogs are enrolled in each group. An intake sitting on three can still be moved or merged, rather than being worked out on the field on Saturday, once everyone has driven over.
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A group session stands in the calendar as one hour under the group’s name. Bookly counts neither places nor who is in the group, so that list stays the school’s own, while every owner’s card holds the history of their sessions.
The course is described as a service priced for the whole set, and the group’s days stand in the field schedule. Bookly has no separate membership module: how many sessions a pair has done is visible in the history on their card.
Yes. They are separate groups with their own hours and their own trainer, and the field is added as a specialist, so two groups cannot land on it at once. A break between them keeps the dogs from crossing at the entrance.
Yes, those are fields on the form, which lives on a page of its own, and a note on the dog’s card. The answers gather in Forms. Bookly keeps no veterinary records and issues no certificates, it only shows the trainer what the owner stated, while the group can still be rearranged.
Yes, one goes out automatically ahead of each session. That matters more on a course: a missed Tuesday is not replayed, because next time the group has already moved on.
Bookly takes no payment on the booking page. Money for a course taken in advance is entered as an operation of its own in finances, while the method on the enrolment itself is marked in the booking panel: cash, card or terminal.
Yes. Create an account, set up one course with its session dates and watch how the intake fills, with no card and no commitment.
Other niches in this industry
Bookly is not only for dog training courses. Pick your own line of work: the same tools are there, arranged around different days.
Online booking for dog training courses
Bookly is a Ukrainian online booking and CRM service for dog training schools: owners enrol the dog in a course themselves, groups and the field keep a schedule with no clashes, and each dog’s sessions and the trainer’s notes stay on its card.
A training school sells a course rather than an evening: eight sessions on Tuesdays and Saturdays, with a start date and a graduation date. Intakes come in waves, and the questions are always the same: when does the group start, are there places left, will you take a four-month-old puppy. While those are answered in DMs between sessions, some people stop waiting, and the group either does not fill at all or fills with dogs it does not suit.
A course page answers those questions for you. The courses stand there with their start date, session days, length and the price for the whole set, and the owner picks a group and enrols themselves, at eleven at night, with the dog already asleep. How many dogs go into the circle stays the trainer’s call, and the group’s session stands in the calendar as one hour under its own name. A week before the start you can see whether the intake has come together: a group sitting on three can still be pushed back a fortnight or merged with the evening one, before anyone drives out for the first session.
The field is added as a specialist of its own, and two groups do not fit on it. Puppies at 18:30, adults at 19:45, with a break between them for coming in and going out so the dogs do not meet at the gate; if there are two fields in different parts of town, each has its own schedule and its own intakes. Which group a dog can even go into is decided by its age, its breed, the date of its vaccinations and how it behaves around others, and a short form on a page of its own collects that before the first session. Bookly keeps no veterinary records: these are the owner’s answers, read by the trainer before the group is made up.
After that, everything rests on what happens at graduation. The card keeps the dog’s name, its breed, the session history and the trainer’s notes on what the pair manages and what it does not, so the next level can be offered at session seven, while the owner is still driving out every week. Analytics shows how many enrolments each course drew and what it brought in, and what is left of the treats, clickers and long lines is visible before they run out mid-session. The page itself works as one link for the intake announcement, the Instagram bio and the board at the gate.
Bookly team