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• curprev 00:0400:04, 6 November 2026 WilbertDeacon talk contribs 5,558 bytes +5,558 Created page with "Yes, temporary regressions are common and usually tied to a schedule change, a growth spurt affecting bladder capacity, or stress from something new in the household. It's rarely a sign of permanent failure and typically resolves within a week or two of returning to a strict routine.<br><br>A typical schedule for an eight to twelve week old puppy includes a trip outside first thing in the morning, after every meal, after every nap, after any vigorous play session, and ri..."