For dogs who can’t handle an empty house
Your dog barks the second you leave. WIM‑Z handles it while you’re gone.
It hears the bark, goes to your dog, rewards the quiet, and logs every session — on its own, every day you’re out.
Two dogs, three weeks: barking down 75% and 83%, robot-logged.
Refundable · Cancel anytime · $799 full price
Here’s what happens at 2 p.m. on a Tuesday.
- 01You leave.
The house goes quiet. Then it doesn't.
- 02WIM-Z hears the bark.
Not a phone alert to you at work — the robot itself, from anywhere in the home.
- 03It goes to your dog.
Drives to the room and finds them with its camera.
- 04It waits for quiet, then rewards it.
The treat comes the moment the barking stops — never while it's happening. That timing is the whole trick, and it's the one thing a camera, a collar, or a stuffed Kong can't do.
- 05It logs it.
When the barking started, how long it lasted, how fast your dog settled. Day 1 next to day 10, so you can see it working.
A camera tells you your dog is barking. WIM‑Z is the thing in the house that does something about it.
Watch it stop the barking.
Bark. Robot moves. Dog quiets. Treat. Logged.
Meet WIM‑Z.
The robot that trains your dog, in sixty seconds.
The robot that trains your dog: commands, treats, tracking, remote operation.
See more WIM-Z features in action
Anti-barking is only one mode. WIM‑Z also runs training sessions on its own, rewarding your dog for learned commands and tracking every sit, stay and quiet session in the app. Take full remote operation from anywhere in the world: see through its camera, talk to your dog over two‑way audio, send a treat on demand, and get highlight reels of the moments you missed.
Two dogs. Three weeks.
Counted by the robot, session by session, not by us. Three weeks, real homes, real workdays.
The app’s session log: every alert and every treat, timestamped.
One whole session, start to finish.
A timelapse of a real day home alone: every bark, every wait for quiet, every treat.
Timelapse of one real session: every bark, every wait, every treat.
Everything else leaves when you do.
- Pet camera — tells you it's happening. Then you're at work, watching it happen.
- Calming treats, collars, wraps — same dose whether your dog is calm or losing it. Nothing responds to the moment.
- A trainer or behaviorist — great, and $150–250 an hour, and they work with you when you're home. The problem happens when you're not.
- Daycare — $40 a day, every day, forever.
None of them are in the house at 2 p.m. on a Tuesday. WIM‑Z is.
And yes, it’s a real robot.
270° pan-and-tilt camera, so it finds your dog wherever they are.
Take the wheel from your phone, check in, say hi through the speaker.
Listens, moves, rewards, logs — no one at the controls.
Quick answers.
Is it for my dog?
It's built for dogs that bark, whine, or come apart when they're left alone. If that's your dog, yes. If your dog's issue is something else, it's probably not for you yet, and we'd rather tell you that now.
What if my dog is scared of it?
Most dogs are wary on day one — we filmed it. By day ten they run to it. It rewards calm, so being near it becomes a good thing fast.
What treats does it use?
Your dog's own small treats. You load it; it doles them out one at a time, only for quiet.
Do I have to do anything?
Set it down, fill it, leave. It does the work while you're out and sends you the log.
When do I get it?
Reserving locks your place in line. We email you before anything ships, and the deposit is refundable the whole time.
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