SETTLE. SLEEP. REPEAT.

The Cockapoo-specific sleep guide · Free

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Puppy still not sleeping through? Find out what’s getting in the way.

A Cockapoo-specific sleep plan, whether your puppy came home last night or the nights went wrong weeks ago. No cry-it-out, no guessing.

It’s 2am. Again.

You’ve tried leaving them, going to them and moving the crate, and every website says something different.

Night-time crying usually isn’t a puppy trying it on. It’s a puppy who doesn’t feel safe or settled yet. And often there’s a simple reason: the room is too warm, the afternoon was too busy, or the last toilet trip came at the wrong time. This guide helps you find which one.

What’s inside your free guide

  • The Sleep Decision Tree: work out what’s actually causing the bad nights, one step at a time
  • Your Top 5 Questions answered, from “cries every time I put them down” to “was sleeping fine and suddenly stopped”
  • Night wake-ups and toileting: a 5-step silent routine that keeps toilet trips short and boring
  • Getting the room right: the ideal temperature and the signs your puppy is too hot or too cold
  • Spotting overtiredness: why a bad night often starts in the afternoon, plus an evening wind-down plan
  • The Gentle Retreat method: a calm settling routine to use every night
  • Just brought your puppy home? There’s a first-3-nights plan for you too
  • Sleep Trackers for day and night, to spot patterns when you’re too tired to think
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From Clair

I’m Clair Hadley, a canine behaviourist specialising in Cockapoos. This guide is the same approach I use with my private clients, and I’m giving it away free because nights with a new puppy shouldn’t feel hard.

What one owner said

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"I was getting 3 hours of broken sleep a night with Milo's constant whining. Clair's gentle approach changed everything – she showed me how to make him feel secure without giving in to every cry"

Emma, owner of Milo the Cockapoo

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