For Developing Jaws Learning the Laws.
Puppyhood is a beautiful storm: big feelings, sore gums, restless energy, and a brand-new creature trying to understand the world one chew at a time.
And in those early months, chewing isn’t misbehavior—it’s biology.
It’s instinct.
It’s how a young dog regulates, explores, and finds relief.
The Special Teething Unit was created to guide that instinct before it becomes chaos.

Designed by Jennifer Broome, and shaped by decades of observation inside her and QK’s puppy program, this box gives new owners a simple, structured way to channel all that teething intensity into calm, healthy, purposeful chewing.
 
This is where good habits begin.
This is where leadership begins.
This is where your puppy starts “learning the laws.”
 
Why This Box Matters:
In the hands of a puppy, the world becomes something to chew—boots, rugs, table legs, the occasional chair or charger cable.
But with the right system, that flood of curiosity becomes something far more valuable:
Calm.
Focus.
Self-soothing.
Early discipline and structure.
That’s the entire purpose of the Special Teething Unit.
 
These are gentle, natural chews—carefully selected for young mouths—offering relief for sore gums, satisfaction for instinctive needs, and clear boundaries that protect your home from the “chew everything” season.
Built from 1,000+ supervised puppy sessions, every item in this box teaches your pup how to settle, redirect, and look to you for guidance.
 
What’s Inside & Why It Works:
Gentle, varied textures to soothe teething pain
Species-appropriate shapes that build early jaw strength
Dental-friendly materials for safe, satisfying chewing
A calming 15–20 minute daily chew ritual that teaches focus
All Natural chews—nothing artificial, ever
12 hand-selected items curated for growing pups
Backed by Jennifer Broome's decades of puppy development experience
 
The Special Teething Unit doesn’t just give puppies something to chew.
It teaches them how to chew well—with intention, rhythm, and boundaries.
Because good dogs begin with good guidance.
 
How to Use:
Offer 15–20 minute supervised sessions once or twice daily.
Provide fresh water.
Rotate textures to keep your puppy engaged.
Remove small end pieces.
 
A small ritual.
A powerful foundation.
The beginning of a lifetime of good behavior.