Potty training can be overwhelming.  The good news is, one of the first things we can check off the list is getting our puppy to sleep through the night.  Potty training overnight is a little different than during the day.  Even though they can hold it longer overnight, they still aren't going to make more than 4 hours or so at first.  Our goal is to take them out as little as possible while still minimizing the risk for accidents.  I give you the steps to make this happen.I've seen puppies as young as 10 weeks sleep through the night but most will be closer to 16 weeks.Hopefully, this episode will get you closer to that uninterrupted night's sleep!Remember the one thing that trumps all else????  Say it with me WHEN IN DOUBT, TAKE YOUR PUPPY OUT!In this episode I talk about:* How long your puppy can "hold it" overnight. * What to do before bed to prepare for overnight potty breaks.* Why I recommend setting an alarm.* How to let your puppy sleep longer while lowering the risk of overnight accidents. * Additional tips to make overnights a little easier.Press play and enjoy!Other resources mentioned and related to this episode:YNP #010: Complete Guide to Potty Training Your PuppyYNP #079: Are you Still Struggling With Potty Training?Playtime Paws Academy:  A membership for dog and humans no matter where you are in your training journey.

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