Pre Puppy Coming Home Bundle
Be ready from day one
Pre Puppy Coming Home Bundle
Helping you prepare your home, routine, and first nights before puppy lands.
So you’ve chosen your breed, found a great breeder/rehome and even made the Instagram…
Now make the first week easy by getting the essentials in place: sleep spot, toilet routine, safe spaces, and calm introductions. A little prep before collection day makes the transition smoother for everyone.
What you’ll set up
- Sleep & settle zone: where the puppy will rest, how to introduce a crate/bed kindly, and why keeping them close the first nights reduces anxiety.
- Toilet routine: when to take them out, reading the “need to go” signs, and how to reward in the right place.
- Puppy‑proofing basics: gates/pen, hazards, safe chew swaps, and a simple “house rules” list for the family.
- Early socialisation (done safely pre‑vaccinations): calm, positive exposures in arms/at home during the crucial early window.
What’s inside
Puppy Proofing your Home
room‑by‑room setup and hazard checks.
5 Top Tips to Puppy Socialisation Success
start safely and positively from day one.
5 Top Tips for Crate Training Success
introduce the crate as a cosy den, not a punishment.
Training Cues
consistent words the whole family can stick to.
How Dogs Learn
reward‑based basics that make behaviour click.
Progress Tracker
tiny wins, logged daily.
What’s inside
Puppy Proofing your Home - room‑by‑room setup and hazard checks.
5 Top Tips to Puppy Socialisation Success - start safely and positively from day one.
5 Top Tips for Crate Training Success - introduce the crate as a cosy den, not a punishment.
Training Cues - consistent words the whole family can stick to.
How Dogs Learn - reward‑based basics that make behaviour click.
Progress Tracker - tiny wins, logged daily.
FAQs
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Close to you helps them settle; place the crate/bed where you can reassure and toilet promptly. Introduce the crate gradually and keep associations positive.
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First thing in the morning, last thing at night, and very regularly in between—especially after waking, playing, or eating. Reward outside immediately.
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Yes—start at home and by carrying your puppy to see the world (people, places, sounds) so experiences stay positive and safe. Keep it brief and calm.
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Consistency. Decide your house rules (sofa/rooms/bedtime) in advance and stick to them—your puppy learns fastest when cues and routines don’t change.
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