A puppy schedule template you can print, and a generator that fills it in

As a general starting point, puppies aged 8–12 weeks are often fed around four times a day, and puppies aged 3–6 months around three times. Many move to two meals a day from about six months. Small puppies may need more frequent meals; this generator keeps three daily meals for large and giant breeds through the first year. Check the food's feeding guide for portions, and ask your vet if your puppy has specific needs.

Yes. Selecting a breed provides an estimated adult size, which influences the meal pattern. For flat-faced breeds, the generator suggests outings during cooler hours. Notes beside the schedule explain size- and coat-related care, with sources. Potty intervals are based on age, not breed.

The template puts one on waking, one after each meal and nap, one before bed, and never lets more than two hours pass between breaks at 8–12 weeks, three hours at 3–6 months and four hours at 6–12 months. When two of those would land within 45 minutes of each other it keeps one. Your puppy sets the real interval; adjust the times once a week of entries shows the pattern.

Yes. The wake-up and bedtime fields set the whole day, and the printed table is yours to edit by hand. Activities move with the hours you choose, while meal frequency follows your puppy's age and expected adult size. At the six-month mark, pick 6–12 months.

PawLog records what was done, by whom and when, so the next person can see it. You can set your own care reminders in the app, and vaccination records carry due dates. The schedule is the plan; the log is the record.