New puppy home, or coming home soon?
Puppy home. Now what? Start with tonight.
In about 20 minutes, you'll have your first-night plan written down: where your puppy sleeps, where they go to the toilet, and who gets up when they wake. Then open one short card a day for the next two weeks.
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You love this puppy. You also have 30 tabs open.
It's evening. Your puppy is finally asleep on the rug, and you're trying to decide what happens next.
Pen or crate? Bedroom or kitchen? If they cry at 2 a.m., is that a toilet trip or a "let them settle"? One article says one thing. A video says the opposite. Someone in your house read a third opinion and is already doing it their way.
None of that means you're getting it wrong. It means you have plenty of advice and no plan, and you need one you can actually follow on very little sleep.
That's what this kit is for.
By bedtime, you'll have these decisions made.
Start Tonight walks you through the first night one decision at a time. You write down your household's answers as you go:
- Where your puppy rests, and how to set it up: a pen, a small puppy-safe area, or a crate your puppy is already comfortable in.
- Where they go to the toilet, and the route there, walked once before dark so night trips are quick and calm.
- Who responds first overnight, and who takes the next wake-up. Settle it now, so nobody is deciding at 3 a.m.
- What to do if the night is interrupted. Keep lights low, take a quick, quiet, boring toilet trip, then back to the rest area.
- What tomorrow morning looks like, in steps rather than clock times, so a rough night doesn't wreck the plan.
- Which questions to take to your vet, including whether your toilet spot makes sense while vaccinations are in progress.
When your puppy wakes up in the dark, you're not searching. You're following the plan you already wrote.
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See the first minute of "Your first night."
The four-minute video you watch before filling in Start Tonight. Captions on, so you can watch with the sound off while your puppy naps.
The advice is out there. The order isn't.
Search, videos and AI can answer almost any single puppy question. They can't decide which question matters tonight, what applies to your home, or what comes tomorrow. That part is left to you, usually at 11 p.m.
This kit does that work in advance:
- It picks and orders. Tonight first, then one priority a day. Day 1 is a quiet arrival, Day 2 reviews the first night, and Day 14 is your two-week review.
- It gives you tools, not just reading: a fill-in first-night plan, daily and toilet logs, and quick-reference cards.
- It tells you when to stop and get help. Every card says when a situation needs your vet or a qualified behavior professional.
Every care instruction is drawn from named public sources: Dogs Trust, the AVMA, AVSAB, the ASPCA and the AKC. The methods are reward-based only, and where sources disagree, the kit takes the more cautious option and sends the choice to your vet. These organizations are listed so you can check the sources; they haven't reviewed or endorsed the kit.
How it works
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Tonight: fill in Start Tonight
Watch the four-minute video, Your first night, then work through the card. About 20 minutes, and you're done deciding for tonight.
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Each day: open one card
Every card has today's priority, three steps, one thing to note, a way to adapt, and when to ask a professional. It takes a few minutes to read.
- 3
When something comes up: open that topic
An accident indoors. Crying at night. Teeth on your hands. Nothing is locked, and day numbers are never deadlines. Jump straight to the card or quick-reference guide you need.
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Keep it all in one place
Your plan, daily notes and toilet log live together, so everyone in the house works from the same page, and you can bring your notes to the vet.
Made for tired evenings, not another course.
Worried it becomes one more download you never open? It's built for small pieces: the first night is one card, each day is one priority and three steps, and the videos run 1½ to 4 minutes with captions, so you can watch with the sound off while your puppy naps. Read it in the lessons, print it, or type into the planner.
It fits your setup, not an ideal one. Apartment with a shared yard? Start Tonight asks where your puppy can go and flags when to check a shared or public area with your vet first. Using a pen, a crate or a gated corner? All three are covered. Home alone with your puppy? Write your own name for the night shift, plus one person you could call for backup.
Your first night4 min
Making the pen or crate a good place2 min
Mouthing: stop, stay still, redirect2 min
Time apart, in tiny steps1.5 min
What you get
- Start Tonight first-night plan
- Your rest area, toilet route, overnight roles, next-morning steps and vet questions, written down in one place.
- 14 daily cards
- One manageable priority a day: toilet patterns, the pen or crate, play and rest, mouthing, gentle handling, short time apart, and getting everyone to follow the same rules.
- Four short videos, about 10 minutes in total
- Your first night; Making the pen or crate a good place; Mouthing: stop, stay still, redirect; Time apart, in tiny steps. Each has captions and a transcript.
- Quick-reference cards
- For the moments that can't wait: an accident indoors, an unsettled night, mouthing and chewing, and when to get help.
- Your planner workbook
- Your first-night plan, daily log and toilet log. An XLSX file for your spreadsheet app, with CSV versions included.
- Four printable PDFs
- With write-in space for anyone who'd rather use pen and paper.
- Sources and help
- What to do if you're worried about your puppy's health, how to choose qualified behavior help, and every source behind the guidance.
What it won't promise
No kit can promise that your puppy sleeps through the night, is toilet trained by day 14, or stops mouthing on schedule. Every puppy is different.
What you get is a plan for tonight, a clear next step each day, and clear signs for when to call your vet: the part you can control.
This is general education for owners of healthy puppies around 8 to 16 weeks old. It isn't individual veterinary or behavior care.
The First 14 Days With Your Puppy
Created by Coffey Systems
- Start Tonight first-night plan
- 14 daily cards
- 4 short captioned videos
- Planner workbook with daily and toilet logs, plus CSV versions
- Quick-reference cards
- 4 printable PDFs
- Sources and help
Try it for 14 days.
Open it, use it tonight, and see whether it helps. If the kit isn't right for you, request a full refund within 14 days of purchase through your Whop order or at support@coffeysystems.com.
No sleep, toilet-training or behavior result is guaranteed. Read the refund policy.
Questions before you buy.
Can't I find all of this for free?
Much of the information, yes, and the sources are listed in the kit. What you're paying for is the finished plan: the selection, the order, the fill-in tools and the "when to get help" boundaries, ready to use tonight instead of assembled from scratch.
How much time does it take?
About 20 minutes for Start Tonight. A few minutes a day for each card. The four videos total about 10 minutes.
What happens after I buy?
You check out through Whop and get instant access. Start with Start here, then Your first night. Every lesson, video and download is available right away.
Do I need a spreadsheet?
No. You can read everything in the lessons and print the PDFs. The planner workbook is there if you like typing your answers; it opens in a spreadsheet app that reads XLSX files.
Do we have to follow the days in order?
No. Day numbers organize your attention; they aren't deadlines for your puppy. If you need a topic now, open it now.
Is this a dog-training course?
It's a plan and reference kit for the first two weeks: first-night decisions, then one daily priority. It doesn't replace your vet, a puppy class or a qualified behavior professional, and it tells you when to use them.
What if my puppy seems unwell?
Don't wait for the kit. Call your vet, or an emergency vet out of hours. For possible poisoning, ASPCA Animal Poison Control is available 24/7 at (888) 426-4435 (a fee may apply).
The first night is coming either way. Spend 20 minutes planning it.
Write down the plan tonight. Open one card tomorrow. Know where to look when something comes up.