How Long Can a 10-Week-Old Puppy Hold Its Bladder Overnight?

Learn if a 10-week-old puppy can hold it all night and how to manage nighttime potty needs.

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A 10-week-old puppy generally cannot hold its bladder all night. Puppies this age typically need to relieve themselves every 2-3 hours. To avoid accidents, take your puppy out before bedtime and set an alarm to take them out once or twice during the night. Consistent potty training will gradually increase their holding capacity.

FAQs & Answers

  1. At what age can puppies hold their bladder all night? Puppies generally develop the ability to hold their bladder for longer periods around 4-6 months of age.
  2. How often should I take my puppy out during the night? You should take your 10-week-old puppy out every 2-3 hours during the night to avoid accidents.
  3. What are some tips for potty training a puppy? Establish a consistent schedule, reward your puppy for doing its business outside, and be patient with the training process.
  4. Why is my puppy having accidents at night? It’s common for young puppies to have accidents at night due to their limited bladder control and the need for frequent bathroom breaks.