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New puppy. More than one person helping.
6 reasons your puppy routine keeps falling apart between people.
You found a schedule. You bought the supplies. But you’re still asking, “Did anyone take her out?” The First 14 Days Kit gives your household one place to check what happens next.
Someone remembers the last potty trip. Someone else knows who’s home this afternoon. And the person taking over needs both answers.
That handoff is where a useful puppy schedule can fall short. Here are six places the First 14 Days Puppy Household Ops Kit helps you put the missing information where the next person can find it.
A saved schedule only helps if everyone can find it.
One person’s plan is bookmarked on a phone. Another person’s is a screenshot. Before long, you’re checking which version the household is following.
The core First 14 Days Kit puts age-based schedules, a shared log and household planning pages in one printable, fillable PDF. Its setup page gives you a starting point, rather than another blank document to design. Your job is to choose the appropriate schedule, agree responsibilities and keep your household’s copy current.
The last potty trip shouldn’t be a guessing game.
A message saying “I took her out” can disappear beneath dinner plans and photos. Then the next person has to ask again.
The Kit’s shared log gives trips one home. Its included Shared Phone Log adds a spreadsheet option for Google Sheets or Excel, with a setup guide. Choose the version your household will update, so the next helper has a record to check instead of a conversation to reconstruct.
One person’s “yes” shouldn’t become another person’s “no.”
If one person allows the couch and another doesn’t, there’s a decision to make before anyone can follow the same rule.
The included House Rules Agreement gives you a place to record what your household agrees. You still choose the rules together. The useful part is having one version to refer to, without explaining your decision from scratch every time someone takes over.
Your helper shouldn’t have to guess what you mean.
You say “off.” Someone else says “down.” A visitor uses a third word.
The included Same Words Card keeps your household’s chosen cue words together. It doesn’t train your puppy for you. It gives the people helping a quick reference, so they can use the words you’ve agreed instead of improvising another set.
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Leaving the house shouldn’t mean leaving a trail of texts.
A partner, relative or sitter needs the current plan, not every message you’ve sent since the puppy came home.
The included Helper Handoff Card gives you a place to prepare the information the next person needs. Use it alongside the Kit’s duty rotation and night-shift card to make responsibility visible. You’ll still need to agree who’s available and keep the information current.
You shouldn’t reach day 15 with nowhere to write next.
Getting through the first two weeks doesn’t mean household coordination suddenly takes care of itself.
The included Weeks 3 to 6 Calendar Pages give you space to carry your household plan forward. These are weeks after your puppy comes home, not a plan for puppies aged three to six months. You keep making the decisions; the pages save you from starting with a blank document.
“Three kids, two adults, one puppy, and a lot of ‘I thought you did it.’ The rotation page put each job under a name, and now we point at the paper instead of at each other.”
One shared place to start
Less explaining the plan. More time enjoying your puppy.
The Kit brings the core routine and these five downloadable bonuses together. Start with the setup page and an age-based schedule, then give your household a shared place to record the day and the next person’s responsibilities.
- 12-page core Kit: printable and fillable PDF, with schedules for 8, 10, 12 and 16 weeks, a shared log and household planning pages.
- Five included downloads: the phone log, rules agreement, cue card, helper handoff and follow-on calendar pages shown above.
- One-time purchase: digital files to use at home. Printed pages and devices are not shipped.
A practical fit: you want a ready-made place to coordinate puppy care, and your household is willing to use and update it.
A clear limit: this is household organization, not a promise of potty training in 14 days or a replacement for veterinary or behavior advice. If your existing shared plan already works, you may not need another one.
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Lifetime Potty Planner access is a separate launch inclusion for the first 500 qualifying paid Kit orders. Check current availability on the offer page. Buying the Kit does not automatically start a subscription.