Home feels safe
Start with a calm home base, connection, toilet opportunities, rest and gentle play.
Days 1–7
THE TRAINING & TRACKING APP FOR NEW PUPPY OWNERS$49$17USD · one-time purchase
A plan for your puppy. Less to keep in your head.
Know what to practice, remember the last potty break, and see what you’ve tried—all in one easy-to-use app.
Woof Puppy Path brings 28 guided lessons, practice tracking, a potty log and socialization notes together. Follow the steps, record what happens, and return when you’re ready. Your puppy sets the pace.
One-time purchase. Works offline. No subscription.
28 daily lessons56 short exercisesPractice + goal observationsPrint or save PDF
A NEXT STEP YOU CAN FIND AGAIN
Put the puppy tips to work.
You’ve saved the advice. Now give yourself a clear place to start.
Woof Puppy Path turns the first weeks into 28 lessons you can open, practice and return to. Each one gives you two exercises, numbered steps and a place to note what helped.
Choose any lesson. Repeat what needs more time. Pause when your puppy needs a break. Your records stay together, so you can pick up where you left off.
28 LESSONS. FOUR USEFUL STARTING POINTS.01 02 03 04
Start at home. Build from there.
Little life skills
Explore sitting, approaching you, a nose target, comfortable walking gear and time near a mat.
Days 8–14
Confidence, at their pace
Introduce everyday sights, sounds and people with distance, choice and a record of their response.
Days 15–21
Bring it together
Revisit familiar skills, prepare an outside plan with your veterinarian and choose what to keep practicing.
Days 22–28
A day is a lesson number, not a deadline. The sequence is a planning framework, not a clinical protocol or a promise of results in four weeks.
OPEN A LESSON. TAKE THE NEXT STEP.
Know what to try—and what to note.
A goal tells you what you’re exploring. Two exercises show you how to begin. A tip and an “if you’re stuck” note help you choose an easier next attempt. Source links are there when you want to read further.
DAY 9 · COME A LITTLE CLOSER
Make approaching you rewarding.
- In a secure room, move a step away.
- Reward your puppy for coming toward you.
- Release them to explore again.
First exercise preview. Recall practice is never a substitute for a leash or secure boundaries.
THE APP’S CHECK-IN
Leave yourself a useful note.
Check the exercises you tried. Record a goal only when you observed it. Add a date and what helped, then choose Ready, Repeat or Paused for your next visit.
Checks record your observations. They do not assess skill mastery or health.
The details you’ll want to remember.
NOTICE THE SMALL WINS
See what you’ve practiced.
Some days you try both exercises. Other days, one small attempt is plenty. Your progress record gives you a way to see what you’ve done without turning puppyhood into a race.
The app keeps three totals separate, so practice doesn’t get mistaken for a skill your puppy has learned.
- Lessons practiced: both exercises checked for a lesson.
- Exercises checked: each exercise you recorded as practiced.
- Goals observed: the goals you personally noticed, recorded separately.
Return to any lesson from the day grid. Add a note, mark Repeat or Paused, and leave yourself a useful starting point for next time.
Progress measures your recorded activity. It does not assess mastery, health or readiness for public places.
LESS TO REMEMBER
Remember the potty details.
“When did they last go?” is easier to answer when the details have somewhere to live. Keep bathroom updates together instead of relying on memory or scattered notes.
Record the moment, what happened beforehand and the outcome. An opportunity with no result can go in the log too.
- Date and time: find when the update happened.
- Result and place: record pee, poop, both or no result, and the relevant location.
- Context and notes: keep details such as waking, a meal or play alongside the entry.
Edit an entry when you need to, then print the record for your own reference or a conversation with your veterinarian or trainer.
The log records observations. It does not calculate holding-time targets, prescribe a schedule or diagnose health concerns.
COMFORT BEFORE CHECKBOXES
Keep track of what felt comfortable.
A new sound, a person in a hat, familiar walking gear—small everyday experiences can give you plenty to notice. Keep those observations in one place, with room to stop and try another time.
The checklist has 12 experiences and a current response for each. You don’t have to fill every box or treat the list as a deadline.
- Comfortable: record a moment that looked comfortable to you.
- Unsure or Stop: make uncertainty visible, rather than pushing through it.
- Not tried: leave an experience open when it isn’t suitable yet.
Add notes about the setting, distance and what helped. Bring the questions you notice to your veterinarian or qualified training professional.
Ask your veterinarian about appropriate classes, dog contact and outdoor settings. A recorded response does not provide medical clearance.
PRINT OR SAVE AS PDF
Take the page you need.
Use the dashboard when you want to click and type. Use a printed page when you want a lesson beside you or a record to bring to a conversation.
You can choose what you need instead of printing the whole plan every time.
- For practice: one daily lesson, all 28 lessons or a weekly overview.
- For your records: progress, socialization notes and potty entries.
- For a fresh page: a blank potty log you can write on by hand.
Choose a printer or Save as PDF in your browser’s print dialog. Preview the pages first, especially when you’ve added longer notes.
After all exercises are checked, you can also print a personal practice keepsake. It is a record of participation, not a qualification.
YOUR APP. YOUR NOTES. YOUR NEXT STEP.
Download it. Make it your notebook.
- Download and extract. Your ZIP contains the HTML app and detailed HTML guide.
- Open on your computer. Use a compatible desktop browser. The app works offline.
- Keep your records safe. Export JSON backups regularly. Restore them when switching browser or device.
One puppy profile per saved plan. Records are stored locally in your browser, without automatic cloud sync or reminders. Mobile HTML opening and persistence vary. The HTML file alone does not contain your entered data.
YOUR PUPPY PATH STARTS HERE$49$17USD · one-time purchase
Get your Puppy Path.
28 guided lessons. Your practice and potty records. A clear place to begin.
- Two reward-based exercises in each of 28 lessons
- Practice checks, observed goals and notes for next time
- Potty log and 12-item socialization checklist
- Printable lessons and trackers, with browser PDF saving
- Local records with JSON backup and restore
- Detailed HTML user guide to get you started
No recurring app fee. One time purchase.
Before you take the next step.
Does this replace a puppy class or veterinarian?
No. This is general informational guidance and a planning tool. Check suitability with your veterinarian and a certified reward-based trainer or qualified behavior professional. It does not treat fear, aggression, illness or separation distress.
Will my puppy be trained in 28 days?
No result or timeline is promised. Days are lesson numbers; repeat or pause as needed. Progress tracks your checks and observations, not professional assessment.
Can I use it offline or on my phone?
The downloaded app works offline in a compatible browser. Start on a computer in a current Chrome, Edge or Firefox. Mobile layout adapts, but local HTML opening and saving vary by device.
Where do my records go?
Into your browser’s local storage on your device when available. The app has no account, cloud sync, analytics or remote recovery. Export JSON backups; moving files or clearing browser data can remove access to records.
Can I print a lesson or save a PDF?
Yes. Lessons and trackers have print controls. Choose a printer or Save as PDF in the browser dialog. Preview first; long notes may continue onto more pages.
General guidance for informational purposes only. This app is not a substitute for a veterinarian, certified reward-based trainer or qualified behavior professional. Check the plan and all health, diet, equipment and safety decisions with your veterinarian and an appropriately qualified professional. Adapt, repeat or pause lessons to suit your puppy; no 28-day outcome is promised.
Reward-based training principles were checked against veterinary and welfare sources, including AVSAB. Sources do not endorse this product. Ask your vet about vaccines, local disease risk and suitable socialization settings. Never use rewards containing xylitol.