My French Bulldog charges at dogs twice his size. So I asked artificial intelligence for help — and it sent me somewhere more useful than I expected.
In my case, AI dog training starts with a compact, bat-eared dog who didn’t get the memo about his own breed. French Bulldogs are supposed to be easygoing, calm companions — that’s the common wisdom, anyway. Our Frenchie never got the briefing. From puppyhood, he’s treated every stranger on the street and every approaching dog as a personal threat, launching forward with an energy that suggests he has no idea he fits inside a handbag.
It was funny at first. Then it became exhausting. Then I started thinking: if AI can help plan a diet, structure a business strategy, or debug code — surely AI dog training is possible too. It is. But getting genuinely useful help from an AI requires understanding a few things first: what’s driving your dog’s behavior, which training philosophy you should follow, what a solid training plan looks like, and how to structure your prompts so the output is tailored to your dog. This is what I found out.
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