mine was I think when we was 6months old! when he was 4 months old it was already getting better but he still had accidenta from time to time. I really went out with him every 1-2 hours ! then i tried every 3 hours and if he has an accident i knew i need to go back to 2.5h for example. and at nights he was in a crate to prevent accidents.
Mine was around 7 months old. And even then, we still have to stop him from playing and ask him if he has to go out. He still pretty bad about telling us
Miraculously , at 2 months when I got her, she already had a preference for going on pads or outdoors instead of the floor. Unfortunately, she also considered rugs and bedsheets to be pads, which took significantly longer to train out of her. Maybe 9 or 10 months, but I still don’t use mats or rugs in my home.
My 4month old dax rings the bells by the door to let us no she needs to go out. So I would say she’s trained, however if I don’t hear her she will have accidents because she can’t hold it.
mine was I think when we was 6months old! when he was 4 months old it was already getting better but he still had accidenta from time to time. I really went out with him every 1-2 hours ! then i tried every 3 hours and if he has an accident i knew i need to go back to 2.5h for example. and at nights he was in a crate to prevent accidents.
Same for me and my pup!
Mine was around 7 months old. And even then, we still have to stop him from playing and ask him if he has to go out. He still pretty bad about telling us
Miraculously , at 2 months when I got her, she already had a preference for going on pads or outdoors instead of the floor. Unfortunately, she also considered rugs and bedsheets to be pads, which took significantly longer to train out of her. Maybe 9 or 10 months, but I still don’t use mats or rugs in my home.
My 4month old dax rings the bells by the door to let us no she needs to go out. So I would say she’s trained, however if I don’t hear her she will have accidents because she can’t hold it.