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X-WR-CALNAME:The First 30 Days with your new dog
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UID:first30-dog-2026-10-18-day1@biscuitandyarn.com
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SUMMARY:Day 1 · One room to start
DESCRIPTION:A whole house is a lot of new on day one. One room\, set up bef
 ore they arrive\, becomes the place your new dog knows is theirs.\n\nDo th
 is:\n- Set the room up before you leave to pick them up: their bed in a qu
 iet corner\, water\, and a couple of toys. For a cat\, the litter box goes
  on the far side of the room from the water.\n- Keep today to the people w
 ho live there. Friends can meet your new dog next week.\n- Sit on the floo
 r\, phone down\, and let your new dog come to you in their own time.\n- At
  bedtime\, put the first-night sound on low in that room.\n\nDone when: Yo
 ur new dog has walked the room and found the bed.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyar
 n.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 2 · Their name
DESCRIPTION:A name only means something once it is tied to good moments\, a
 nd the first days are when that tie is made.\n\nDo this:\n- Say their name
  in a warm voice when you put the bowl down\, when you sit with them\, and
  when they come over.\n- Ask everyone in the house to say it the same way\
 , so it sounds like one name\, not three.\n- Still deciding? Try each name
  for a day and notice which one you keep saying.\n\nDone when: Your new do
 g looks up at the sound of their name\, even once.\n\nhttps://biscuitandya
 rn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 3 · The first-night sound
DESCRIPTION:The first nights in a new home are quiet in an unfamiliar way. 
 A steady sound in the room fills that silence for both of you.\n\nDo this:
 \n- Open the first-night sound in the calm player and set it low\, in the 
 room where your new dog sleeps.\n- Set the timer so it stops on its own af
 ter you are asleep.\n- Keep the same sound all week\, so it becomes part o
 f bedtime.\n\nDone when: Bedtime has a sound\, and it is the same one each
  night.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 4 · The shape of their day
DESCRIPTION:A routine is easier to keep once it is written down\, and a sit
 ter or a partner can only follow what is on paper.\n\nDo this:\n- Print th
 e day log and put it on the fridge with a pen.\n- For three days\, write d
 own the times: meals\, naps\, play\, and outside or the litter box.\n- On 
 day three\, circle the times that keep repeating. That is their day.\n\nDo
 ne when: The log has three days of times on it.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.
 com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 5 · The same route
DESCRIPTION:Everything outside is new: the smells\, the noise\, the gate do
 wn the street. The same short loop each day turns new into familiar.\n\nDo
  this:\n- Pick a short loop from your door and walk it at about the same t
 ime each day this week.\n- Let your new dog stop and look around\; this wa
 lk is for the street as much as for the distance.\n- Notice what they stop
  at\, and what they steer around. Write one thing down on the day log.\n\n
 Done when: You have walked the same loop three days running.\n\nhttps://bi
 scuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 6 · Walk and weather
DESCRIPTION:Weather changes a walk more than people expect: hot pavement\, 
 a cold wind\, an early dark. A minute with the forecast saves a bad one.\n
 \nDo this:\n- Open walk and weather and save your ZIP code.\n- Before the 
 evening walk\, check the hour by hour line for heat\, cold and rain.\n- Pi
 ck the walk time that suits the day\, and write it on the day log.\n\nDone
  when: Your ZIP code is saved\, and you checked before tonight's walk.\n\n
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SUMMARY:Day 7 · The first visitor
DESCRIPTION:The first guest sets the tone for every guest after. One easy v
 isit is worth more than a busy one.\n\nDo this:\n- Invite one person\, not
  a party\, and ask them to sit down rather than stand over your new dog.\n
 - Ask them to keep their hands low and let your new dog come over first.\n
 - Keep it short: twenty minutes is plenty for a first visit.\n\nDone when:
  One visit\, and your new dog chose to say hello.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyar
 n.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 8 · The tag
DESCRIPTION:A tag is the fastest way home. Anyone who finds your new dog ca
 n call you within a minute\, with no scanner and no office hours.\n\nDo th
 is:\n- Put the number you always answer on the tag\, and their name if you
  like.\n- Check the fit of the collar when it goes on\, and again each wee
 k while they grow.\n- Read the number on the tag back to yourself\, digit 
 by digit. A typo here is easy to miss.\n\nDone when: The tag is on\, and t
 he number on it rings your phone.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?speci
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SUMMARY:Day 9 · The microchip
DESCRIPTION:A chip is only as good as the details behind it. If the registr
 y does not have your number\, nobody can call you.\n\nDo this:\n- Find the
  chip number on the adoption or breeder papers\, or ask whoever placed it.
 \n- Register it\, or move it into your name\, with your phone number and a
 ddress.\n- Set the yearly reminder to check that the details are still rig
 ht.\n\nDone when: The registry shows your name and your number.\n\nhttps:/
 /biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 10 · Three photos that would find them
DESCRIPTION:If your new dog ever slips out\, the first thing anyone asks fo
 r is a clear photo\, and a cute photo and a useful one are different photo
 s.\n\nDo this:\n- In daylight\, at their eye level: one from the side\, on
 e from the front\, and one of any marking that is only theirs.\n- Make a p
 hoto album just for them on your phone and favorite all three.\n- Describe
  their color and markings in your own words\, the way you would tell a nei
 ghbor.\n\nDone when: Three photos are in the album\, and the description i
 s written down.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 11 · The emergency card
DESCRIPTION:If something happens to you\, the person who finds your keys ne
 eds to know there is a pet at home and who to call.\n\nDo this:\n- Make th
 e card with your numbers\, a backup person\, and your vet.\n- Print two: o
 ne by the front door\, one in your wallet.\n- Tell your backup person they
  are on it.\n\nDone when: One card is by the door and one is in your walle
 t.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 12 · The numbers\, before you need them
DESCRIPTION:Nobody wants to be searching for a phone number at 2 a.m.\n\nDo
  this:\n- Save three contacts: your vet\, the nearest 24-hour clinic\, and
  the person who would step in if you could not get home.\n- Add their name
  to each contact\, so all three come up together when you search it.\n- Ma
 p the route to the 24-hour clinic once\, so it is not new on a bad night.\
 n- Copy the three numbers onto the emergency card by the door.\n\nDone whe
 n: All three numbers are in your phone and on the card.\n\nhttps://biscuit
 andyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 13 · Their papers in one place
DESCRIPTION:Paperwork arrives in a rush in the first weeks and scatters jus
 t as fast. One folder means any question about your new dog takes a minute
  to answer.\n\nDo this:\n- Pick one folder\, on paper or on your phone\, a
 nd name it for them.\n- Put in the adoption or breeder papers\, the chip n
 umber and any receipts with dates.\n- Print the visit record and keep it a
 t the front\, to fill in at every visit.\n\nDone when: Everything about yo
 ur new dog is in one place.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 14 · The license
DESCRIPTION:Some cities and counties ask for a pet license\, and the tag th
 at comes with it is one more way home.\n\nDo this:\n- Search for your city
  or county with the words pet license\, and open the official page.\n- Not
 e whether one is needed\, what it asks for\, and when it renews.\n- If one
  is needed\, put the renewal date in your calendar.\n\nDone when: You know
  whether your new dog needs a license\, and when.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyar
 n.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 15 · The sitter sheet
DESCRIPTION:The day you need a sitter is never the day you have time to wri
 te everything down.\n\nDo this:\n- Open the sitter sheet and copy in the t
 imes from your day log.\n- Add the house rules\, their favorite things and
  who to call.\n- Print one and keep it with the emergency card.\n\nDone wh
 en: The sitter sheet is printed and by the door.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn
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SUMMARY:Day 16 · An hour alone
DESCRIPTION:Sooner or later your new dog will have the house to themselves.
  A short first time\, on a quiet day\, is easier on everyone than a long f
 irst day at work.\n\nDo this:\n- Pick a quiet day and leave for a short er
 rand\, under an hour.\n- Keep the leaving and the coming back low-key.\n- 
 If you like\, leave the calm player on for them while you are out.\n- When
  you get back\, notice what changed: where they were\, and what moved.\n\n
 Done when: One short time alone\, and you noticed how it went.\n\nhttps://
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SUMMARY:Day 17 · A few minutes with a brush
DESCRIPTION:Brushing is easiest when it is ordinary. A minute a day now is 
 easier than a struggle later.\n\nDo this:\n- Pick a time when your new dog
  is sleepy\, like after a meal or a walk.\n- Brush for a minute along the 
 back\, then stop while it is still going well.\n- Do it again at the same 
 time tomorrow.\n\nDone when: Three short brushing sessions\, each ended on
  a good note.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 18 · The car
DESCRIPTION:If every ride ends at the vet\, the car gets a reputation. A fe
 w ordinary rides change that.\n\nDo this:\n- Set up the back seat or a cra
 te before you start\, so your new dog has a spot of their own.\n- Drive ar
 ound the block\, or to a park\, and back.\n- Keep the first rides short\, 
 and end each one with something good.\n\nDone when: One short ride that en
 ded somewhere good.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 19 · A rainy day game
DESCRIPTION:Some days the weather wins. A game indoors uses their nose and 
 their head\, and fills an afternoon.\n\nDo this:\n- Hide a treat under one
  of three cups and let your new dog find it.\n- Roll a few treats into a t
 owel and let them unroll it.\n- Hide a favorite toy somewhere in one room 
 and help them hunt for it.\n\nDone when: One indoor game they would happil
 y play again.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 20 · The night walk
DESCRIPTION:In some seasons the dark comes early\, and drivers see a dark d
 og late.\n\nDo this:\n- Clip a light to the collar or the leash\, and wear
  something bright yourself.\n- Walk the same loop you know from the mornin
 g.\n- Keep your phone light ready and one hand free.\n\nDone when: One nig
 ht walk with lights on you both.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?specie
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SUMMARY:Day 21 · Three weeks
DESCRIPTION:Change is hard to see from inside it. Three weeks in\, the firs
 t night already feels like a long time ago.\n\nDo this:\n- Print the first
 s page and fill in what you can: the first night through\, the first visit
 or\, the first trip.\n- Write one line about who your new dog was on day o
 ne\, and one about today.\n- Take a photo in the same spot as a day one ph
 oto\, if you have one.\n\nDone when: The firsts page has its first entries
 .\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 22 · Their breed
DESCRIPTION:A breed is a history: what generations of their family were ask
 ed to do. Knowing it makes a lot of small habits make sense.\n\nDo this:\n
 - Read their breed page\, or the page for the closest mix.\n- Note one thi
 ng the breed was made for\, and one place you have already seen it at home
 .\n- Save the page\; it is a good one to share with family.\n\nDone when: 
 You can say in one sentence what their breed was made for.\n\nhttps://bisc
 uitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 23 · Fireworks and storms
DESCRIPTION:Loud nights come on known dates and in the forecast. A plan mad
 e on a quiet day is easier to follow on a loud one.\n\nDo this:\n- Put the
  big fireworks nights in your calendar\, with a reminder the day before.\n
 - Pick the quietest room in the house and make it comfortable.\n- Open the
  noisy-nights playlist and save it.\n\nDone when: The dates are in your ca
 lendar\, and the room and the playlist are ready.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyar
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SUMMARY:Day 24 · Their age
DESCRIPTION:Age shapes the year ahead. Knowing where your new dog is in lif
 e helps you picture it.\n\nDo this:\n- Enter their birthday\, or your best
  guess\, in the calculator.\n- Note their age in human years on the firsts
  page.\n- Add their birthday to your calendar\, guessed or not.\n\nDone wh
 en: Your new dog has a birthday in your calendar.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyar
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SUMMARY:Day 25 · Your new dog's resume
DESCRIPTION:Renting with a pet\, booking a sitter or joining a daycare all 
 go easier with a one-page introduction.\n\nDo this:\n- Open the resume and
  add their photo\, their age and the things they love.\n- Add what people 
 ask for: the license and chip numbers\, and the routine from the sitter sh
 eet.\n- Save it as a file you can send from your phone.\n\nDone when: The 
 resume is saved and ready to send.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?spec
 ies=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 26 · The announcement
DESCRIPTION:Everyone who heard about your new dog wants to see them. One go
 od card answers all of them at once.\n\nDo this:\n- Pick your best photo f
 rom this month.\n- Make the card with their name and the day they came hom
 e.\n- Send it to the group chat\, or print a few for the people who would 
 put it on the fridge.\n\nDone when: The card is made and sent.\n\nhttps://
 biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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SUMMARY:Day 27 · A picture on the wall
DESCRIPTION:A few weeks in\, your new dog is part of the house\, not just i
 n it. A picture on the wall says so.\n\nDo this:\n- Look through the eight
  designs for their breed.\n- Pick the one that suits the room\, with their
  name under it.\n- Not now? Save it for gotcha day.\n\nDone when: You have
  picked the design\, for now or for later.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/k
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SUMMARY:Day 28 · Gotcha day
DESCRIPTION:The day they came home deserves a date of its own\, and next ye
 ar it will sneak up on you.\n\nDo this:\n- Open the countdown and enter th
 e day they came home.\n- Add it to your calendar as a yearly event.\n- Wri
 te down how you will mark it: a walk\, a new toy\, a photo in the same spo
 t.\n\nDone when: Gotcha day is in your calendar for next year.\n\nhttps://
 biscuitandyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261116
SUMMARY:Day 29 · Where they sleep now
DESCRIPTION:Four weeks in\, your new dog has made their own choices about t
 he house\, and where they sleep is the clearest one.\n\nDo this:\n- Notice
  where they have slept the last three nights.\n- If it is not the bed you 
 bought\, move the bed there.\n- Write it on the firsts page.\n\nDone when:
  Their bed is where they actually sleep.\n\nhttps://biscuitandyarn.com/kit
 /?species=dog
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UID:first30-dog-2026-10-18-day30@biscuitandyarn.com
DTSTAMP:20261018T203407Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261116
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261117
SUMMARY:Day 30 · One month
DESCRIPTION:Thirty days ago your new dog was new. Today they are family\, a
 nd you did every step of that.\n\nDo this:\n- Pick a photo from day one an
 d one from today.\n- Make the one-month card with both.\n- Fill in the las
 t lines on the firsts page\, and keep the kit where you can find it next y
 ear.\n\nDone when: One month\, written down and shared.\n\nhttps://biscuit
 andyarn.com/kit/?species=dog
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