The calm-and-settle kit for puppies 8 weeks and up. Built for those first weeks — the crate whining, the follow-you-everywhere clinginess, the 3am wake-ups.
The story
Bringing home a puppy is exciting. It's also a lot.
Somewhere around week one, you'll hear it. The cry when you leave the room. The whine at the crate door. The pacing when you're only in the next room.
It's not a bad sign. And it's not a bad puppy. Your puppy just hasn't learned yet that alone is safe. That's a skill, built in small reps, not overnight.
The Pawsitivity Kit is here for exactly that stretch.
What's in the kit
The Lick Mat slows things down. A little food becomes a calm, focused minute — any time of day.
The Chew Toy gives busy energy somewhere good to go. Especially in the wind-down before bed.
The Snuggle Mat becomes their spot to land. By your desk, by the door, wherever the day calls for it.
The Good Guide tells you what to do, when, and why it works. Simple behavior-led cards that walk you through it — no jargon, no guesswork.
Small tools. Big life skills.
Good days are built moment by moment. An outlet for energy. A slow minute over food. A spot to settle in between.
Time apart is part of the rhythm too. Small, gentle moments — practiced together — help your puppy feel safe alone, even when you step away.
Do it early. Do it gently. It's easier to build the habit now than undo the worry later.
Choose your size
Pick the band your puppy fits. Only the Chew Toy changes size, everything else is one size.
Small / Medium breeds — for smaller dogs and little mouths. Chihuahua, Dachshund, Cocker, Beagle, and similar.
Medium / Large breeds — for bigger pups. Labrador, Golden, Shepherd, and up.
Right between the two? Size down. A slightly smaller toy is easier for a growing puppy to handle now, and you can move up as they get bigger.
Small / Medium
Medium / Large
Chew Toy
3.3" × 1.7" × 1.2"
4.3" × 2.2" × 1.6"
Age
From 8 weeks
From 8 weeks
Sound familiar?
Is it normal for my puppy to cry when I leave the room? Yes — especially in the first few weeks. It usually means they haven't built the habit of being okay alone yet. Not that anything's wrong.
When should I start? From 8 weeks. Early, gentle practice means fewer big struggles later. Alone-time becomes familiar instead of frightening.
Is this training? No. No tricks, no quick fixes. Just the small everyday reps that build calm, confidence, and the quiet trust that the world is safe.
The moments that matter
The first time they settle beside your desk instead of at your feet. The quiet fifteen minutes while you shower. The night the crying at the door gets a little shorter.
These are the good days. Even the ones with a little crying at the door.
Pair it with the Happy Tails Kit for feeding routines, enrichment, and everyday habit-building.
