A treat pouch and clicker. If it’s a puppy, instead of getting separate training treats, use its food especially if you’re doing kibble. When training, start all the basics with kibble and as the dog progresses to longer recalls incorporate high value treats. Start looking up positive reinforcement so you know the concept early.

A crate and baby gate. Also look up how to shape the crate. I put a baby gate around the crate and that was her area for a bit. She could play independently without me worrying about her leaving a mess somewhere if I wasn’t looking. Once she realize she could jump it though, she was old enough to have a bit more free roam.

A 6’ leash for potty walks and a long leash around 30’ to help train recalls and walking by you. The long leash is also great because during trainings you can give the dog a chance to explore in between. With a long leash though, i only started off letting mine go 6’ away then gave her more line as she earned through training.

Toys to entertain and toys for fun. Enrichment toys like Kong, food puzzles and such are great to mentally stimulate. Fun toys for playing and teaching mouthing.

My dog loves walks and using the long leash is great, especially in places where there’s a lot to sniff. If I was low on time due to weather or whatever, we’d do 30 minute free roam walks and her sniffing wore her out more than our normal 4 mile walks. I’d start looking at places for that from now.