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An optional addition to your kit
The 3 to 6 Month Puppy Plan
Adds $37 to your purchase. Digital files only. Your kit stays yours if you skip this offer.
Your First 14 Days Kit establishes the household routine, with bonus calendar pages for weeks 3 to 6 after arrival. The 3 to 6 Month Puppy Plan follows your puppy’s age, from weeks 12 to 26: teething, biting, vet-visit records and building alone time. Use it for the next stage, with one reference the household can share.
The first two weeks are about settling in. Then your puppy gets braver, bitier and busier. Vet visits stack up. Teeth fall out on the rug.
You can find advice for each problem. The harder part is deciding what matters this week and helping everyone at home follow the same plan.
Around month 5, plenty of owners quietly wonder if they made a mistake. Hands covered in little bruises. A puppy who forgot everything she knew last week. A shared plan helps you keep track of what happened and respond consistently. It does not promise how quickly this stage will pass.
This plan maps out every week from 12 to 26. You always know what to do next, and what can wait.
Track each vaccine and deworming. Socialize safely before the shots are done, with a weekly exposure plan.
Know what’s normal while teeth fall out. Calm the evening biting with a simple plan everyone at home follows.
Build alone time step by step. Daily schedules for 4, 5 and 6 months fit your puppy around your workday.
Eight bonuses. One complete package.
Choosing a class. Preparing for a visit. Making advice work at home. These eight extras give each task a place, without adding another app to manage.
Styled previews of selected PDF details. All eight bonuses are digital downloads; devices and accessories are illustrative.
Notice the small wins. Keep track of new sights and sounds instead of trying to remember what you have already introduced.
One fillable page. Fill it in with a compatible PDF reader or print a working copy.
Choose a class with clearer questions. Put three class options side by side before deciding which is right for your household.
One fillable page. Fill it in with a compatible PDF reader or print a working copy.
Keep the reference where you need it. A quick reference for chew choices and when to ask your vet, ready for the cupboard or puppy bag.
One fillable page. Fill it in with a compatible PDF reader or print a working copy.
See the gaps before Monday. Put midday help and planned absences on one sheet so the household can discuss what needs covering.
One fillable page. Fill it in with a compatible PDF reader or print a working copy.
Bring the lesson home. Capture the trainer’s setup, cue and stopping point, then take a specific question back to class.
Three pages: guidance, a lesson record and a practice follow-up. Fill it in with a compatible PDF reader or print a working copy.
Make the handover easier. Collect handling observations and appointment questions, then record what your groomer recommends.
Three pages: preparation guidance, a pre-visit record and follow-up notes. Fill it in with a compatible PDF reader or print a working copy.
One hard afternoon is not the whole story. Compare two observations with their context before deciding what to ask or adjust next.
Three pages: a worked example, a comparison record and a review. Fill it in with a compatible PDF reader or print a working copy.
Find the favorites you already own. Record what holds your puppy’s interest and what needs supervision before buying another activity.
Three pages: selection guidance, a rotation record and a review. Fill it in with a compatible PDF reader or print a working copy.
Free guidance can be useful. This plan puts your next steps, records and shared routines together, so you spend less effort gathering them.
| The task in front of you | What this plan provides |
|---|---|
| Find this week’s starting point | Pages organized by puppy age, from 12 to 26 weeks. |
| Keep everyone on the same page | Daily schedules and a fridge reference to share. |
| Prepare for a vet visit | A place for records, observations and questions. |
| Use the advice at home | Fillable PDFs you can save or print, with your puppy’s details. |
Who made this plan
Dr. Michael Northcutt, PhD, a Certified Companion Animal Rehabilitation Therapist with 14 years in pet therapy. Every section is checked against published guidance from AAHA, VCA, AVSAB, the AKC, the ASPCA and the RSPCA. Your vet always has the final word.
Not helpful? Email support@lovemypuppy.store within 45 days of purchase for a full refund. Keep the pages anyway.
The kit establishes your household routine and includes calendar pages for weeks 3 to 6 after arrival. This separate plan follows puppy age, from 12 to 26 weeks, with references for teething, vet visits, daily schedules and building alone time. Those are different timelines. Start at your puppy’s current week rather than repeating the kit.
After adding this plan, continue to your receipt and downloads. You receive eleven digital files: the 19-page plan, Quick Start, Start Here and all eight bonuses. Open Start Here first. Nothing ships.
Yes. Use a PDF reader that supports fillable forms, save a working copy and reopen it to check your entries. Printing is optional. Phone browser previews may not save changes, and sharing a PDF does not automatically sync later edits. There is no subscription.
No specific result is promised. These guides and organizers help you keep observations, plan routines and share responsibilities. They are not a video course, individual coaching or a substitute for your vet or qualified trainer.
Email support@lovemypuppy.store within 45 days of purchase for a full refund. No explanation or completed routine is required.
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