Puppies make great companions for people of all ages; however, it is important to remember that they require constant attention and training to learn what is expected of them. Inexperienced pet owners need to ask questions such as at what 
age their puppy is ready to move outside from home. Moving outside home is required to ensure that they establish a bond between themselves and their friend. It is important to remember all dogs will occasionally leave wet trails on the carpet
Experts suggest that puppies should be encouraged to relieve themselves outside when they are four months old as their bladders are developed enough by that time. Toilet training varies between breeds and individual puppies as some will learn the procedure faster than others. Some one year old dogs still leave more messages inside than younger ones.
Professionals generally agree puppies should not be taken outside until they have at least had their second set of vaccinations against disease. If you are concerned about your dog’s ability to cope with fleas, ticks and germs you can delay in-house training for a few months when he or she is ready (the rooms need a fair amount of ventilation though to newspaper or special dog litter in the bathroom. You can also use the park as a substitute house training area particularly if you walk their regularly.
House sitters are available to look after your puppy while you are at work or away on business. You can also employ a live in pet sitter if you are constantly away from home. It is important to develop a routine for your puppy particularly if you work full-time so he or she knows when to go outside and when not to.
If you work from home you can have the best of both worlds as you spend time with your puppy and train him or her in 
between performing your professional tasks. The main thing is to be consistent otherwise it will take your puppy longer to go outside than it should. If you are concerned you aren’t communicating well with your puppy you need to remember not to yell or punish him as he will get scared from you rather then loving you. The key to success is to show your puppy plenty of love and he will be happy to move outside either in day or in night.
Puppies are great for people of all ages; however, new owners are also worried to know the real age to take their puppies outside home.
