Puppy Day One

Bring your puppy home with a plan.

A 30-day guide built around your puppy, your home and your schedule. Prepare before arrival, know what to focus on each day, and keep the full plan saved in one place.

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Inside the plan

What matters on day one

A short list you can actually use.

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Show Charlie the potty areaMake the route and location clear from the start.
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Prepare the sleeping areaKeep the setup consistent and easy to supervise.
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Keep the first meal familiarUse the food already associated with routine.
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Built around your homeThe plan changes with age, home setup, schedule and arrival date.
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A checklist you keepMark things done and come back later without starting over.
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My PuppiesYour puppy, progress, reminders and plan live in one account.
How it works

From arrival day to the end of month one.

Answer a few questions about your puppy and household. We turn them into a practical sequence you can use before your puppy arrives and throughout the first month.

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Tell us about your puppy

Name, age, home setup, schedule and arrival date.

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Get the first 30 days

Preparation before arrival, first-day priorities and a week-by-week plan.

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Keep it in My Puppies

Check off tasks, manage reminders and return to the same plan whenever you need it.

Build your puppy's plan

Tell us about your puppy first. Checkout comes after the questionnaire.

Question 1 of 13

Your puppy's name

Used throughout the plan.

How old is your puppy?

Age changes how we frame rest, supervision and training priorities.

Breed or mix

Mixed or unknown is fine.

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Your puppy photo
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What size do you expect as an adult?

This helps us make the environment and equipment checklist more relevant.

Where will your puppy live?

Potty logistics and management look different in an apartment versus a home with a yard.

What's your normal weekday like?

We want a routine you can actually follow.

Who lives with the puppy?

Select the closest fit.

Any other pets at home?

This changes how we structure introductions and management.

Is this your first puppy?

If yes, we'll explain more and assume less.

Will you use a crate or playpen?

Either approach can be supported in the plan.

What's the biggest challenge on your mind?

Your plan will give this extra attention.

When does your puppy come home?

This makes the plan feel concrete. An estimate is fine.

Last one: how structured do you want this?

Choose the format that feels easiest to follow.

Your puppy's plan is ready.

Continue to checkout to create and save the 30-day plan.

30-Day Puppy Plan

Day One, first night, daily rhythm, potty structure, settling, training priorities, safe socialization, shopping checklist, weekly milestones and printable trackers.

$9.99one-time
Personalized first-month roadmap

Your puppy's First 30 Days

How to use this plan: treat it as an organizing framework, not a medical protocol. Your veterinarian should guide vaccines, parasite prevention, feeding amounts, exercise restrictions, symptoms and health concerns. Social exposure should be gradual, positive and consistent with your veterinarian's disease-risk guidance.
Day OneDaily rhythmWeeks 1–4Your prioritySocializationShoppingTrackers

Day One: keep the world small

Your starter daily rhythm

Not a rigid clock: a repeatable sequence you can adapt. Young puppies often need frequent opportunities to toilet, plenty of sleep and short training moments; individual needs vary.

The 30-day roadmap

One major idea per week keeps the first month manageable.

Your priority:

Safe socialization: confidence, not overwhelm

Early socialization is important, but exposure should be controlled, positive and adjusted for local infectious-disease risk with your veterinarian.

Good exposures

  • Different household sounds at a comfortable volume.
  • Calm people with different appearances and movement patterns.
  • New surfaces, objects and environments without forcing interaction.
  • Handling paired with rewards when your puppy is relaxed.

Keep it positive

  • Let your puppy approach at their own pace.
  • Pair neutral or positive experiences with play, praise or treats.
  • Create distance or stop if your puppy looks worried.
  • Ask your veterinarian how to balance socialization with vaccine status and local disease risk.

First-month shopping checklist

Buy for routine, safety and everyday use.

Puppy Tracker Pack preview

The +$4.99 order bump turns the plan into simple printable trackers.

Potty
Date / time
Location
Success / accident
Sleep
Nap start
Nap end
Settled easily?
Training
Skill
2–3 min session
What worked?
Routine
Meals
Potty
Play
Rest

Optional upgrades

Order bump
+$4.99

Puppy Tracker Pack

Printable potty, sleep, training, daily-routine and sitter trackers.

Post-purchase
+$7.99

The First 90 Days

Extend the roadmap through the next two months with evolving routines and milestone prompts.

Puppy Day One is an educational planning tool. It does not diagnose illness or provide individualized veterinary, nutrition, vaccination, medication or emergency advice. Contact a licensed veterinarian for health questions or if your puppy is unwell. Training guidance is designed around reward-based, non-aversive principles.