Chapter 1
Two Minutes, Four Lines
- Toilet: out, hits and misses
- Sleep: roughly how much, because it explains the afternoon
- Met today: what, at what distance, how he was
- One word about the day
Sixteen weeks of sheets, and the gaps become visible in time.
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Where this one lands
What you get out of it
Why a record matters more here
How a step is written
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Twenty-one more steps across what to record, the socialisation list, the bad weeks and the review.
The method, in pictures
What you walk away with
Sample pages
What you get
Twenty-four steps across four chapters — what to record, the socialisation list, the bad weeks and the weekly review.
Why this one
The cheapest part of the whole method.
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Two minutes a day, and the gaps become visible. Twenty-four steps, four chapters.
$12
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Instant digital download. One-time payment of $12, billed securely by Digistore24. Educational material about raising a puppy. This is not veterinary advice.
No. Twenty-four written steps on what to record and how to read it, plus sixteen weeks of sheets at the back.
You can. Most people do not, which is why the sheets are laid out to print and go on the fridge.
Surfaces, sounds, people, objects, animals and places, recorded with a distance and a reaction rather than a tick. Chapter two.
It pairs with it, but the logbook works alongside anything you are doing.
Chapter three: check sleep first, then whether the schedule slipped, and only then consider that something changed.
One PDF, 6 × 9 inches, with sixteen weeks of printable sheets.
Write within 60 days and you get your money back. You keep the file.
Because sixteen weeks from now you will not remember any of it.
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This is educational material about raising and training a puppy. It is not veterinary advice, not a behavioural diagnosis, and not a treatment for any condition. Vaccination timing, when it is safe to walk in public, and anything concerning your puppy's body are questions for your vet. Real aggression, intense fear and any sudden change in behaviour belong with a veterinarian or a qualified veterinary behaviourist in person. Puppies are individuals and no method guarantees a result.