Puppies have tiny bladders and even tinier patience. If you feel like your life suddenly revolves around pee breaks, congrats—you’re doing it right. The big question: how often should you take your puppy outside so your carpet doesn’t become a crime scene? Let’s break it down simply, realistically, and with zero judgment about that one time you trusted your pup “for just five minutes.” The Golden Rule: Age in Months + One Want a quick baseline? Use this simple formula: your puppy can usually hold it for about their age in months + one hour. So: That’s a guideline, not…

Puppy got into a puddle, a plant, or something that suspiciously looks like spaghetti sauce? Time for a clean-up. You don’t need a fancy groomer, and you definitely don’t need chaos. With the right game plan, you can get your pup fresh, fluffy, and calm—without turning your bathroom into a slip-n-slide. Know When Your Puppy Actually Needs a Bath You don’t need to bathe puppies every week. In fact, too many baths can dry out their skin. Most puppies do great with a bath every 3–4 weeks, or when they smell… “noticeable.” Quick rule of thumb: Red flags that call…