Alone & Okay · Tried music, treats, crates and cameras? The missing piece is a plan $37 · 7-day refund
Alone & Okay
For owners who've already tried everything

You've tried music, treats, crates and cameras. What was missing was a plan.

Those tools aren't useless, they just don't add up to a plan. Alone & Okay gives you the order: find your dog's real starting point, practice tiny calm absences, and cover the long hours so a bad day doesn't erase the progress.

A dog resting calmly at home

Sound familiar?

An honest note about coverage. The most common reason nothing sticks is that the dog keeps being left alone longer than they can handle, so each long day undoes the practice. That's why this plan includes covering those hours (a walker, a neighbor, a friend, daycare on some days) while you train, with $0 to ~$200-a-week options. Coverage costs are separate from the course.
The Train-and-Cover Method

Train in tiny steps, cover the workday, so progress finally sticks

1. Train in tiny, calm steps. Find how long your dog can stay relaxed alone today, even if it's 10 seconds, and start just below it. Each calm session gets a little longer, and keys, shoes and the door get boring along the way. The Absence Diary suggests the next step.

2. Cover the workday so you don't undo it. While your dog is learning, they shouldn't be left past what they can handle. The Work-Week Coverage System helps you plan each workday with daycare, a walker, a neighbor, a friend or a work-from-home day, with $0, ~$75 and ~$200-a-week options.

Based on published veterinary behavior guidance, including the ASPCA, the RSPCA and a peer-reviewed review of treatment. They are not affiliated with us and don't endorse the course.

Your first 7 days: stop it getting worse before you train

About 15 to 35 minutes a day.

DayWhat you do
1Check the vet red flags and film one "normal" departure.
2Map your work week in the Coverage Planner.
3Set up a calm zone and switch to low-key goodbyes and hellos.
4List your departure cues and make keys and shoes boring.
5Find your starting point with the Threshold Calculator, then do your first short absence.
6Send the neighbor note and give caregivers the handoff card.
7Review the Diary graph and adjust next week's coverage.

What help usually costs, and what this costs

One private trainer sessionoften $60–$180
Dog daycarearound $35–$50 a day
Repairing a chewed door frameoften $350+
Alone & Okay, the whole plan$37 once

Typical US prices from Rover, Angi and VetCostGuide (2026); yours may differ. Good trainers and daycare can be worth it, and the course helps you use them only where they matter most.

Will this work for my dog?

A good fit if…

  • Your dog gets distressed when left alone (barking, pacing, chewing, accidents)
  • You work long days and can't just stay home for months
  • You've tried crates, treats, music or "cry it out" and it didn't stick
  • You can give about 15–35 minutes most days

Not the right fit if…

  • You want a quick fix or a guaranteed timeline
  • You're looking for medication or supplement advice
  • Your dog injures themselves, tries to escape or stops eating: please see your vet first

Tried before and it didn't work? That's common. Most plans skip covering the workday, so a long absence undoes the progress. Here you train in small steps and plan coverage, with rules for bad days.

For severe cases, talk to your veterinarian or a certified behavior professional. The course doesn't give medication advice. Every dog is different and results vary.

✓ 7-day money-back guarantee. Try the lessons and the first week. If it's not for your dog, ask for a refund within 7 days through Hotmart and get every cent back.

Everything for $37, one time, with 7 days to decide

7DAYS

7-day money-back guarantee

Look through the lessons, try the tools, and do the first week. If it's not for you, ask for a refund within 7 days through Hotmart and you get every cent back. No questions asked.

What owners ask before they start

Why would this work if nothing else has?

We can't promise it will, every dog is different. What's different is the structure: a measured starting point, small steps, clear rules after a bad day, and coverage so long absences stop undoing the work. You have 7 days to get a refund through Hotmart.

Should I throw out the crate, camera and toys?

No. The course shows where they help (a camera is great for measuring, food toys can help some dogs) and where they don't (crating a dog who panics in it).

What if my dog is getting worse or hurting themselves?

Please see your vet first. Some dogs need a veterinarian or a certified behavior professional alongside training. The course doesn't give medication advice.

Is Alone & Okay worth it?

It's worth it if you want a structured, step-by-step plan built around a workday, for $37 one time, with a 7-day money-back guarantee through Hotmart. It is not a cure, results vary from dog to dog, and it doesn't replace your vet or a behavior professional for severe cases.

How long does it take?

The first plan takes 7 days of short daily sessions. Real change with separation problems usually takes weeks to months and varies a lot from dog to dog, so we don't promise a timeline. The Diary tool shows your own dog's progress.

Who is it for?

Owners of dogs of any age who struggle when left alone, especially people who work long days and need a plan to cover the workday while they train. If your dog injures themselves, stops eating or the behavior started suddenly, see your vet first.

Will this cure my dog's separation anxiety?

No honest course can promise that. You get a clear, research-based plan and tools to follow it. Every dog is different, and some need a vet or a certified behavior professional alongside training.

How do I get access?

Right after checkout, Hotmart emails you a login. The lessons are in your Hotmart members area, and the tools open in your phone's browser.

Stop guessing. Follow one plan.