The complete plan for your puppy's first 30 days. Find tonight's problem, turn to the page, follow the steps. Five minutes a day.
Instant download. Costs less than a single puppy class.
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The guide opens with an index sorted by problem, not by chapter. Tap yours and see how its page answers.
That's a protest cry, not a potty cry, and the guide shows you how to tell them apart in one look.
Tonight, do thisSit beside the crate, stay boring, and move it next to your bed for the first nights.
The full night-by-night script is on page 8.
Almost always a timing problem, not a training problem.
Tonight, do thisFollow the schedule by age, so you know exactly how often to take her out.
The accident page explains why ordinary cleaners guarantee a repeat in the same spot.
Biting has three different causes, and only one of them is play.
Tonight, do thisWork out which of the three it is, then use the exact response the page gives for it.
Including the reaction that makes most puppies bite harder.
The witching hour is almost always a missed nap. Puppies need around 18 hours of sleep a day.
Tonight, do thisStart the wind-down routine before the zoomies do. It ends most evenings in minutes.
The daily schedule printable builds the naps in for you.
Eight house rules written for children, so everyone plays by the same ones.
Tonight, do thisGive each child a real job for their age, from three years old to teens.
The puppy gets rest, and the kids feel useful instead of scolded.
There's a page for you, not the puppy. So many owners feel this, and almost nobody says it out loud.
Tonight, do thisRead what the puppy blues are, why they happen, and what actually helps.
Written for the exact week you're in.
Slide to their age and see what this month looks like for them.
weeks old
Can hold it for about
2 hours
Plus a trip out after every nap, meal and play session.
Night potty trips
1 to 2
Normal at this age. It fades week by week.
Sleep a day
18–20 h
An overtired puppy bites more. Naps are part of the training.
Socialization window
~4 weeks
Left in the best time of their life to meet the world calmly.
Typical ranges from common veterinary guidance. Every puppy is different, and your vet knows yours best.
Flip the switch to see where the plan is taking you.
Every puppy learns at their own pace. The plan gives you the steps, and five minutes a day does the rest.
Eight short chapters you can read while your puppy naps. No theory, no fluff, just what to do next.
A night-by-night script for the first nights home
The schedule by age, and the cleanup that stops repeats
The 3 kinds of biting, and the 6 p.m. wind-down
Saving your shoes, cables and furniture
What to introduce while the window is still open
Teaching your puppy that you always come back
The leash, the big outside world and the first trip in the car
8 house rules for children, and real jobs by age
What's normal, and when to call your vet
A page for you, not the puppy
Print them tonight, stick them up, and the whole family follows the same plan.
Illustrations. The print-ready versions come inside your PDF.
The day-by-day plan tells you what to practice today, so you never have to wonder what comes next.
150 minutes in total. About one movie night, spread across the month that matters most.
Help for the first month comes in three shapes. Here's how they stack up.
| Guide | Trainer | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | $23.99once | $75–$150a session | Freeplus hours |
| Help at 2 a.m. | Yes | No | Yes |
| One clear method | Yes | Yes | Advice clashes |
| Covers all 30 days | Yes | Persession | Scattered |
| Rules for the kids | Yes | Sometimes | No |
| Fridge printables | Yes | No | No |
Serious behavior problems deserve a certified trainer. For the everyday chaos of month one, the guide has you covered.
One download, everything from night one to day thirty.
Complete first-30-days kit. Instant PDF download.
What owners usually spend to fix month one (typical US prices)
No. It's a PDF you download right after checkout. Read it on your phone tonight and print the pages you want for the fridge.
No. The index works from wherever you are, and most of the socialization window is still open. Breeder, shelter or rescue, the first month brings the same crying, accidents and biting.
Yes. Crying, potty accidents, biting and chewing work the same way in a Chihuahua and a Lab. Where age changes things, like how often to go out, the guide gives you the schedule by age.
Reward-based only. No yelling, no alpha theory, no scary tools. Puppies learn faster when they feel safe.
It helps a lot with nights and potty training, and the guide shows the easy way to use one. A pen or a small gated room covers most of the same ground.
You get a download link on the checkout page and by email. Open it on your phone, tablet or computer, and print whatever you like.
No. It's practical everyday guidance, with a clear page on what's normal and when to call your vet. Your vet is always the authority on health.
One small step a day, and you get to enjoy the puppy you waited for.
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