Your Frenchie Puppy’s First 30 Days
An 11-page French Bulldog puppy planner for the first month home: checklists, a daily routine, socialization bingo, potty and crate logs, and a breathing-and-heat watch list written for flat-faced pups.
- A house-prep checklist and a calm plan for the first 72 hours
- A daily routine with the AKC “age in months plus one” potty guideline
- Socialization bingo where only calm moments count, plus a 30-day progress map
- A Frenchie health watch page for the fridge, 12 first-vet questions and a Day-30 graduation certificate
Education, not veterinary advice. Your vet’s advice comes first.
Eleven pages in your French Bulldog puppy planner
Print the whole thing, or just the pages you need. Each page points to a free, full guide on BestFrenchBulldog.com.
Before pickup and the first 72 hours
Supplies, a heat-safe setup, harness fit, puppy-proofing, the sleep setup and your first vet visit.
Your daily routine
How long they can hold it, plus a fill-in schedule for meals, naps, training and potty trips.
30-day progress map
One circle a day, three tiny habits and weekly weigh-ins, with milestone flags on days 3, 7, 14, 21 and 30.
Socialization bingo and potty log
Mark a square only when your puppy stays calm. A 3-day potty and crate log with a no-penalty streak strip.
Health watch and vet questions
Breathing (BOAS) red flags, heat safety, ear and fold checks, poison-control numbers and 12 first-vet questions.
Puppy blues and graduation
Support for you, “Firsts” badges to color in, and a Day-30 certificate to fill in and share.
Good to know
Where can I learn more about raising a French Bulldog puppy?
Start with our New French Bulldog Puppy Guide and Your Frenchie’s First Year. Both pair well with this planner.
Is the planner really free?
Yes. Enter your email and we’ll send you the PDF.
Is it only for French Bulldogs?
It’s written for Frenchies, so the health page focuses on breathing and heat. Most of it works for any flat-faced puppy, and the routine and logs work for any puppy.
My puppy is already home. Is it too late?
No. Start on whatever day you’re on. The progress map is built so a missed day doesn’t matter; you just pick it back up tomorrow.
Can trainers, rescues or shelters share it?
Yes, please. Link to this page from your resources or new-puppy page. The planner is free to print for personal use, so please don’t sell it.
Is this veterinary advice?
No. It’s education to help you work with your vet, who knows your puppy. If anything on the health watch page sounds like your dog, call your vet or an emergency clinic.
Give your puppy a calm first month with this French Bulldog puppy planner
Eleven printable pages. One minute a day.