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The Untailled Card Deck

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The Untailled Card Deck

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Nine pagesLength
Thirty-two cardsStructure
US Letter, four to a sheetIncluded
PDFReads on any device

The Untailled Library collects all three guides, the card deck and eleven printables for £36.00. Bought separately they come to £60.00, so the Library saves £24.00.

See the Library

Thirty-two cards. The answer in your hand instead of somewhere in a PDF.

A book is the right format for learning something. It is the wrong format for the moment your dog does the thing and you need to know what it means now. The deck exists for that moment.

What is on the cards

  • Sixteen signal cards. One signal per card: what it looks like, what it usually means, and what to do in the moment. The ones that look alike sit on facing cards so you can tell them apart.
  • Sixteen enrichment cards. One idea per card with prep time, how long it keeps your dog busy, difficulty, calories and mess. Pull one when you have five minutes and no ideas.

Format and delivery

A nine-page PDF laid out for US Letter card stock, four cards to a sheet with dashed cut guides, delivered by email at checkout. Print once at actual size, cut, and keep them by the lead or on the fridge.

The deck is included free with the Untailled Library.

Covered by our 30 day promise: if it does not help, email us within 30 days for a full refund. If a download does not arrive or will not open, write to us and we will put it right at no cost.

What readers say

  • Actually used the printable

    Joe Verified purchase August 2026

    What Your Dog Is Telling You

    Printed the fridge card and kept the longer guide on my tablet. That combination works for me. I don't remember everything after one read, so having both is handy.

    Untailled replied

    The tablet for a longer read and the fridge for a reminder sounds like a handy combination. Thanks, Joe.