The most important thing of all when house training a puppy (or dog) is consistency. If you are consistent, and do the same thing and expect the same action every single time, your puppy will catch on very quickly. On the other hand, changing your actions and expectations will confuse your puppy. Create a predictable and consistent routine for your puppy. Take your puppy out:  When he wakes up in the morning—or before if you manage to get up before the puppy. After each and every meal. Puppies usually need to eliminate within 20 minutes of eating. After each and every nap. After each and every play period. Before he goes to bed for the night. Puppies between 8 and 14 weeks of age will likely need to eliminate during the night.  Keep them crated in your bedroom so that you can hear them whine to be let out.  Keep the leash, your slippers, and your robe at the ready. In addition to taking your puppy to a designated spot consistently, you may also want to develop a specific command that your puppy can associate with a potty break, such as, "Go potty," "Hurry up,” or whatever you choose. Make sure you only use the assigned potty command for the process of housebreaking. Use it every time you take the puppy out. This allows the puppy to associate this act with the exact command. This will help in the future when traveling, visiting relatives/friends, etc.
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