One house. One set of words.

One house, one set of words. If everyone at home says something different to the dog, print this and put it on the fridge.

A puppy does not learn five people's versions of "drop it". He learns that words are unreliable, and stops relying on them.

One page, both sides. Five words, what each one means, and the rule the family runs with each one. It goes on the fridge, and it is the thing people photograph and send to each other.

  • the five words, with their meaning and the family rule for each
  • why the set stays closed
  • BOX NOW, the one that is never up for discussion
  • what to do when a guest invents their own
Cover of the free pack: One house. One set of words.

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