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Many vets will tell you that taking your puppy out and about before one week after the second vaccination is too risky. However, as this vaccination does not normally take place before 11 weeks old, this means your puppy would be 12 weeks old before you can begin taking him out and about.
O nce your young puppy gains the ability to control his bladder, you can begin potty training him outside so that he'll learn to eliminate in the area you desire, rather than in your home. Generally, this occurs at around 12 weeks of age, when the average pooch can hold his bladder for around four hours at a time between potty breaks. Training can take three to four months, depending on your particular pup. Pups are unable to eliminate on their own until they reach between 3 and 4 weeks of age.