The Puppy Training Journey

There's a new puppy in the house. It's adorable, it bites everything, it pees on the one rug you actually care about, and everyone in the family is teaching it a different word for "sit."

The Puppy Training Journey helps everyone get on the same page, literally. It's a puppy training journal for the first months at home, built around five-minute sessions, food rewards, and good timing, which is how puppies actually learn.

It starts with the thing new owners most often miss: the socialization window. Between roughly 3 and 16 weeks, puppies decide what counts as normal. The journal explains how to introduce new people, sounds, and surfaces calmly, including how to do it safely before vaccinations are complete. In the Philippines, where parvo is a real risk, your vet's advice always comes first.

From there, you work through three levels, from a settled puppy to solid basics to the good dog everyone asks about.

What's inside

• 12 training session logs — what you practiced, what worked, and what to try next
• 12 behavior trackers — notice patterns in biting, barking, and accidents, and see what's improving
• 9 socialization logs — record new people, places, sounds, and surfaces before the window closes
• 6 vet & trainer notes pages — keep all the advice in one place
• 3 household check-ins — make sure everyone uses the same cues and rules
• 15 skill pages across three levels, with milestone checks
• A dog-training glossary, kit checklist, goals, and self-reflection pages

It's for first-time dog owners, families with a new puppy, and anyone who wants to raise a calm, friendly dog without spending every weekend at training class. It also makes a great gift for a friend who just brought a puppy home, ideally along with a bag of treats and some moral support.

A few minutes a day now can make the next ten or fifteen years a lot easier.

100 pages · 6 × 7.8 in