FOR THE FIRST MONTH OF “NOW WHAT?”

Puppy chaos?
Know what to do next.

Biting, toilet accidents, broken sleep — find practical next steps for the moments nobody prepared you for.

Your first 30 days. 58 questions. 5 printable tools.

Get the puppy guide — $25.00 USD ↗Take a look inside first ↓

27-page digital PDF · English · One-time purchase

A little help
for a big little change.
Watercolour illustration of a caramel-and-white puppy with a bowl, toy and soft botanical details
LESS GUESSING.ONE NEXT STEP.
58questions to find
your way through
5printable tools for
everyday puppy life
Oneplace to start.
A more prepared you.

The questions you expected.
And the ones you didn’t.

Biting, potty trips, feeding, sleep, walks — and the days it all feels too much.

A LITTLE LESS TO FIGURE OUT ALONE

Why you might find
this guide helpful

Because loving your puppy and knowing what to do next are two different things.

Find the question. Start there.

A clickable 58-question index and six quick-help routes help you find a starting point — without reading the whole guide first.

Get a next step for real life.

Practical guidance for biting, toilet trips, feeding and sleep, including the “yes, but…” moments when a simple tip is not enough.

Keep less in your head.

Five printable tools help you notice patterns, plan care and share the details with someone lending a hand.

You are part of the plan, too.

Space for the tired, frustrated days — with practical ways to ask for help and plan a break while your puppy’s care is covered.

See the actual pages before you decide ↓
Watercolour puppy investigating a slipper beside a chew toy

01 / BITING & BOUNDARIES

Tiny teeth.
Big questions.

  • What to do when teeth reach skin
  • When “give them a toy” does not help
  • Safer boundaries around children
See a real page below ↓
Watercolour puppy beside a small puddle, a doorway and a clock

02 / TOILET TRIPS & ROUTINES

Another puddle.
Now what?

  • Spot what happens before accidents
  • Plan the next toilet opportunity
  • Use the three-day pattern log
Take a look at the potty log ↓
Watercolour puppy resting in a soft sage-green bed

03 / SLEEP & PUPPY CHAOS

11:47 pm.
Still Googling
puppy questions?

  • Night-time crying
  • Evening zoomies
  • A care handover when you need a break
Explore the questions inside ↓
A tired owner taking a moment on the sofa with their puppy resting safely nearby

04 / FOR THE HARD HUMAN DAYS

Love your puppy.
Miss your old life?

You can want this puppy and still find the change hard.

For the moments when the biting, broken sleep and constant care feel like too much.

  • Name the hardest part of today
  • Ask for one specific bit of help
  • Plan a break with care covered
Find your next step →

Support on p. 18 · Care handover on p. 20

You matter in this plan, too.

Practical support for difficult days — and guidance on when to seek more help.

A FEW OF THE QUESTIONS INSIDE

Your questions.
A page to turn to.

Eight examples from the 58-question index.
Find the question in front of you.

Is my puppy peeing too much?p. 7
How often should I take my puppy out?p. 9
Should I let my puppy bite my hands?p. 11
What do I do when my puppy cries at night?p. 13
Why is my puppy crazy in the evening?p. 14
How do I work out how much to feed?p. 15
What can we do before full vaccination?p. 16
How do I manage going back to work?p. 18

Examples from the 58-question index. Health concerns include guidance on when to contact your vet, not a diagnosis.

NO GUESSING WHAT YOU ARE BUYING

Open the guide.
Right here.

Actual pages. Useful next steps. No download needed to look inside.

Actual page 2: six quick-help routes, urgent veterinary-help boundary and the guide's scope
01 / FIND YOUR STARTING POINT

It’s late. Start here.

Six quick-help routes so you can turn to the situation you are dealing with.

Actual page 11: Tiny teeth and human hands; Children and worrying bites
02 / GET A PRACTICAL NEXT STEP

But the toy doesn’t help.

Real-life obstacles, calmer alternatives and clear boundaries for getting help.

Actual page 21: Three-day potty pattern log, a printable planning worksheet
03 / MAKE THE PLAN VISIBLE

Notice the pattern.

A simple potty log to record what happened — and plan the next opportunity.

A puppy bowl, folded sage blanket and lead ready for arrival

PUPPY COMING SOON?

You bought the bowl.
Now pack a plan.

  • Prepare a safe space
  • Plan the first night
  • Share the care
See the first-month plan ↓

YOUR FIRST MONTH, IN SMALLER STEPS

You don’t have to figure out
the next 30 days tonight.

01

Before & on arrival

Safe spaces. Familiar food. Toilet access. A plan for the first night.

02

The first week

Notice patterns. Find a manageable routine. Keep the next step small.

03

Weeks two to four

Adjust what isn’t working. Share care. Know when to ask for support.

A framework for your first 30 days together — not a promise of a trained puppy in 30 days.

Actual page 20: Tonight’s care handover, with space for the next carer and the puppy’s needs
Actual page 20 · Tonight’s care handover

FIVE TOOLS. LESS TO KEEP IN YOUR HEAD.

A plan you can share.
Not just advice you read.

  1. 01Tonight’s care handover
  2. 02Three-day potty pattern log
  3. 03Food and reward planner
  4. 04A gentle exposure diary
  5. 05Your first-month check-in

Print the pages you need, or use them as prompts for your own notes. No elaborate system to keep up with.

A FEW THINGS WORTH KNOWING

Before you
bring it home.

What exactly do I get?

One 27-page PDF in English: 24 practical sections, a clickable 58-question index, six quick-help routes, five printable tools and source references. This is a digital guide, not a physical book.

Is it useful before my puppy arrives?

Yes. Start with safe spaces, the journey home, food information, care cover and the first night. Keep it nearby for the questions that come up after arrival.

My puppy is already home. Am I too late?

No. Begin with the quick-help page or question index. You do not need to read the guide in order, and the 30 days are counted from arrival — not your puppy’s age.

What age of puppy is this for?

Weaned puppies, typically arriving around 8–16 weeks. It is not a hand-rearing manual. Younger puppies or puppies with individual health needs require a personalised veterinary care plan.

Does this replace my vet or a trainer?

No. It provides general education and practical organisation, not diagnosis or treatment. Follow your vet’s advice on health, feeding, vaccination and local infection risk. Seek qualified support for persistent or worrying behaviour.

Do I need to print the whole thing?

No. Read the PDF on your device and use its clickable navigation. Print only the worksheets you want to write on. The worksheets are designed for printing; they are not interactive form fields.

Will my puppy be trained in 30 days?

That is not the promise. This is a first-month support guide, not a deadline for behaviour or a guarantee of results. Puppies learn and settle at different rates.

Cover of I Got a Puppy… Now What? — a digital PDFDIGITAL GUIDE · NOT A PHYSICAL BOOK

FOR YOU. AND YOUR BIG LITTLE CHANGE.

Less guessing.
More “I’ve got this.”

I Got a Puppy… Now What?

A First 30 Days Survival Guide for Biting, Potty Training, Feeding, Sleep, Walks & Puppy Chaos

$25.00 USD · one-time purchase

27-page PDF · English · 5 printable tools