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• curprev 05:1905:19, 7 November 2026 KatherinHorrell talk contribs 5,690 bytes +5,690 Created page with "Very young puppies under four months often do need one nighttime break, but waking a puppy that's already sleeping through the night can disrupt a habit that's working fine. Watch for signs like restlessness or whining rather than waking on a fixed schedule.<br><br>One detail families often overlook is that the bell has to mean something every single time, at least during the learning phase. If the puppy rings the bell and the response is sometimes an immediate trip outs..."