New Puppy & Dog Owner Bundle | Puppy Training Planner, Dog Training Tracker Spreadsheet & Pet Care Binder

A puppy training planner bundle for raising a well-behaved, healthy dog

The first 16 weeks of a puppy’s life shape the dog you’ll live with for the next 12 to 15 years. That’s when they learn where to toilet, how to be alone, how to greet strangers and whether the vacuum cleaner is a monster. Get those weeks right and life is easier for both of you. Leave it to chance and you might spend years undoing habits that set in early.

The problem is that new puppy owners are tired, a little overwhelmed and drowning in conflicting advice from the internet. The New Puppy & Dog Owner Bundle cuts through it with a clear week-by-week plan, a simple way to track progress and a binder that keeps your dog’s health records together for life.

What’s inside

1. Wag & Grow Puppy Training Planner ($16.99 alone)

Wag & Grow is a roadmap for the first months with a new puppy. It breaks training into weekly goals, so you always know what to focus on and don’t try to teach everything at once. Early weeks cover crate training, toilet training, name recognition and handling. Later weeks build up to sit, stay, down, recall and loose-lead walking.

The potty training log helps you spot patterns, like how long after eating your puppy needs to go out, which speeds up house training a lot. The socialization checklist lists the people, sounds, surfaces and situations a puppy should meet calmly before about 14 weeks old. You also get a puppy shopping list, a daily schedule template, training command cheat sheets for the whole family, homemade dog treat recipes, a vaccine record and an Excel puppy tracker.

It comes in US Letter and A4, in full colour and low-ink versions.

2. Barkboard Dog Training Tracker ($8.99)

Training goes faster when you can see progress. Barkboard is a spreadsheet where you log each session: what you practised, how many reps, how well it went and any notes. The behaviour tracker records problems like barking, jumping, pulling or reactivity, along with triggers, so you can see whether things are improving over time.

The dashboard shows which commands are mastered and which need more work. It handles more than one dog, so it’s useful for multi-dog homes, foster carers and professional trainers keeping client records. It works in Excel and Google Sheets, so the whole family can log sessions from their phones.

3. Whiskerwell Pet Care Binder ($4.99)

Whiskerwell is your dog’s health and admin file. It holds the pet profile, microchip and insurance details, vaccination records, medication schedules, flea and worm treatment dates, vet visit notes and weight tracking. There’s a pet sitter instruction sheet with feeding, walking and emergency contacts, so handing your dog over for a weekend takes five minutes instead of a long phone call.

An emergency page and a lost pet poster template are there in case you ever need them. A pet expense tracker in Excel shows what your dog actually costs each year, which helps with budgeting and insurance decisions. The binder comes in US Letter, A4, A5, Half Letter and Classic Happy Planner sizes.

Your first eight weeks

1. Before pick-up day: Use the Wag & Grow shopping list and set up a crate area.
2. Week one: Focus on toilet training and crate comfort. Log every potty trip.
3. Weeks two to four: Start the socialization checklist and basic commands. Log sessions in Barkboard.
4. First vet visit: Record vaccines and weight in Whiskerwell.
5. Weeks five to eight: Build on commands, start loose-lead walking and keep ticking off socialization items.
6. Ongoing: Review the Barkboard dashboard weekly and update Whiskerwell after every vet visit.

Why socialization and tracking matter

Many adult dog behaviour problems trace back to the socialization window. A puppy that never met children, bicycles or men in hats during those early weeks may be nervous of them for life. A checklist makes sure nothing important gets missed during a busy few months. Tracking helps in a different way. Training progress is slow and easy to miss day to day. Looking back at four weeks of logs shows you how far you’ve come, which is exactly the encouragement you need when your puppy chews a shoe.

Who this bundle is for

• First-time puppy owners
• Families adopting a rescue dog
• Foster carers and dog trainers
• Anyone looking for a practical new puppy gift

Formats and compatibility

• Printable and fillable PDFs in US Letter, A4, A5, Half Letter and Happy Planner sizes
• Excel trackers that also work in Google Sheets
• User guides for each product

This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work for an older rescue dog?
Yes. Skip the earliest puppy weeks and start where your dog is.

Can I use it for cats?
The pet care binder works for cats. The training planners are made for dogs.

Can my family share the tracker?
Yes. Put the Google Sheets version in a shared folder.

The price

Separately, these three products cost $30.97. The bundle is $22.99. You save $7.98, or 25%.