The first month with your puppy
A puppy schedule.
With everyone’s jobs.
Plan meals and toilet trips, put a name beside each job, then print or share the routine with your household.
Build my puppy’s routineNo signup · Your times · Print or share
Saved on this device
Your saved work.
One plan for your household
Hang it on the fridge.
Send it to the sitter.
Breakfast at 7:30. Alex handles it. Jamie takes over at 8:30. Choose your times, edit the tasks and name the person responsible.
Build a puppy scheduleShared links are snapshots. Send a new link when the plan changes.
- Wake up & toilet tripAlex · Fresh water ready
- BreakfastAlex · Follow Milo’s feeding plan
- Another toilet tripRespond sooner if Milo needs it
- A quiet place to restJamie is home to help
Example times only. Your puppy may need a toilet trip sooner.
Going back to work?
Find the hours
that still need a helper.
Enter your working hours, including the commute. Add each helper’s agreed availability to see the gaps, then bring those helpers into your puppy’s routine.
Check my workday coverChecks your arrangements, not how long a puppy can be left alone.
- 08:15–12:30Jamie is availableConfirmed
- 12:30–13:0030 minutes to arrangeNo confirmed helper
- 13:00–17:45Sam is availableConfirmed
A name only counts once that person has agreed to the hours.
Puppy guides
Before they arrive.
After you go back to work.
Your puppy’s first month at home
An arrival checklist, daily notes and a weekly review for your household.
A puppy routine around working hours
Check your working hours, find gaps in care and copy a plan for your helpers.
Make the schedule fit your puppy
Change the example times to match your puppy’s habits and care instructions.
For everyone taking a turn
Put tomorrow’s jobs on the schedule.
Build my puppy’s routineYour times. Your carers. One shared plan.