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Companion workbook · 42 pages · PDF, A4

Puppy Sitter & Travel Planner

A step-by-step plan for bookings, packing, handovers and a settled return.

Prepare one visit or trip from the first care decision to the return home. Includes a care brief, a practical packing checklist, handover examples and backup plans.

2 PDFs: reading guide and separate worksheets

Illustrated reading guide
27 pages of explanations and completed examples, with selectable text and a linked contents page.
Printable worksheet PDF
15 grayscale pages to print at 100% or annotate on a tablet.

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Prepare a particular sitter visit, trip or stay with one current care brief, a rehearsal, confirmed handovers and a backup plan. Worked examples show how to replace vague messages with useful instructions.

Use the separate printable worksheets to compare care arrangements, track packing and returns, record updates and review the visit. Keep longer-term health and monthly records in your first-year planner.

Made for you if

Someone else will care for your puppy during a visit or trip.
You want to rehearse the handover and confirm backup care.
You need reusable packing, update and return checklists.

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In this book

Plan the stay before you pack04
Choose the person and the place together05
Check the journey before confirming it06
Who stays until you return?07
Write the care brief your sitter needs08
Example: replace a vague message09
Pack by task, then check it together10
Try the handover while you are there11
Example: fix the plan before departure12
Decide what happens if the plan changes13
Before you leave14
Example: write what actually happened15
Ask for a short update16
When you get home17
Your plan, ready to use18
Care advice and emergency contacts19
Check the rules where you live20
Help your sitter get ready21
Updates and coming home23
Worksheet finder24
Worksheet finder · continued25
Two sheets to start with27

In the printable worksheet PDF

Print the pages you need at 100% on the matching paper size, or annotate them in a PDF app. These are not interactive forms. The page numbers below belong to the separate worksheet PDF.

Choose the person and the place togetherWorksheet04
Check the journey before confirming itWorksheet05
Who stays until you return?Worksheet06
Write the care brief your sitter needsWorksheet07
Pack by task, then check it togetherWorksheet08
Try the handover while you are thereWorksheet09
Decide what happens if the plan changesWorksheet10
Before you leaveWorksheet11
Ask for a short updateWorksheet12
When you get homeWorksheet13
Care advice and emergency contactsWorksheet14
Check the rules where you liveWorksheet15

Details

Format: PDF, A4
Length: 27 reading pages + 15 worksheet pages
Edition: US English
Version: Edition 2.13
Files: 2 PDFs: reading guide and separate worksheets
Delivery: Download links after checkout and by email

Questions about this book

How is this different from the first-year planner?

The first-year planner holds ongoing care records, appointments, costs and monthly reviews. This workbook prepares one visit or trip in detail, from comparing caregivers and rehearsing the handover to packing, backup arrangements and the return.

Can I use it if my puppy stays at home?

Yes. Use the care brief, rehearsal, coverage, handover and backup sheets for a sitter or family helper at home. The travel sheet can record the caregiver's arrival and your return.

Does it include travel requirements or a sitter contract?

No. It gives you places to record confirmed requirements and agreements. Check the details with your transport provider, accommodation, caregiver and veterinary team.

General information and planning only. Not medical, veterinary or other professional advice. Consult your vet or a qualified professional about your puppy’s individual needs.