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Your Puppy's First 90 Days

Know what this week is for — every week, through the ninety days that shape everything after.

Week-by-week from 8 to 16 weeks40+ socialisation experiencesPDF
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Everything about a puppy feels urgent and nothing comes with a schedule. Is the biting normal. Should they be sleeping through by now. When can they meet other dogs — and is waiting for the vaccinations already too late?

That last one matters more than most people realise. The window in which a puppy learns that the world is safe closes at around sixteen weeks, and it does not reopen.

Fears formed by missing it tend to be lifelong. Most of the anxious adult dogs you meet were simply under-socialised puppies.

This guide gives those ninety days a structure. Six phases, week by week — what to work on now, what can wait, and what you genuinely cannot leave until later.

What you'll be able to do
  • Know what each week is for — six phases from week 8 through 16 and beyond
  • Get the nights back — sleep and crate training without hours of crying
  • Cover 40+ socialisation experiences before the window closes
  • Socialise safely before vaccinations finish — the practical way round the dilemma
  • Teach a soft mouth — bite inhibition, and what to do when it isn't landing
  • Follow the vet schedule — vaccinations and worming, and what to expect at each
  • Recognise the panic moments for what they are, and handle them calmly
What's inside
  • Week 8–9: The first days home
  • Week 10–11: Sleep, crate training, and night settling
  • Week 12–13: The socialisation sprint
  • Week 14–15: Bite inhibition and mouthing
  • Week 16+: Vaccination complete, world opens up
  • The full socialisation checklist: 40+ experiences
  • Your puppy's vet schedule: vaccinations and deworming
  • Common puppy panic moments and how to handle them
This is for you if

Anyone bringing a puppy home in the next few weeks. New puppy owners in the first month who feel overwhelmed. People who want a structured, week-by-week plan rather than winging it.

Before you decide

My puppy is already 14 weeks. Have I missed it?

Not entirely, but there's no time to waste — the socialisation window narrows towards sixteen weeks rather than slamming shut. Start with the socialisation checklist and work through it densely over the next fortnight. Everything after week 16 still applies in full.

Can I socialise before the vaccinations are finished?

Yes, and the guide covers how — carrying, car trips, controlled meetings with vaccinated adult dogs, surfaces and sounds at home. Waiting until 16 weeks to start is the more common mistake, and the more expensive one.

Does it cover toilet training?

It's built into the week-by-week routine rather than sitting in its own chapter — which is closer to how it actually works, since it depends on feeding times, sleep and supervision rather than on a separate technique.

Can I print it?

Yes. Standard PDF, no restrictions — the socialisation checklist is the page most people print and tick off as they go.

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