Tell us your dog's age, size, and when they last ate or drank â we'll work out the next potty break, the likely poop window, and set you a live reminder.
â Your dog
How old is your dog?
Age matters most â a young puppy can only hold it for about one hour per month of age.
Size
Smaller dogs have smaller bladders and need breaks a little more often.
ðūSmallunder 20 lbs
ðMedium20â50 lbs
ðĶŪLarge50â90 lbs
ðâðĶšGiant90+ lbs
⥠Recent activity
ð§ Last drank water
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ðĶī Last meal
When they last ate.
ðŠ Last potty break
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Your dog's plan
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Next pee break
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Likely poop window
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Max hold time
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â° Next potty break
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Recommended daily rhythm
When dogs usually need to go
Beyond the clock, take your dog out whenever one of these happens â especially with puppies.
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After eating
The gastrocolic reflex means most dogs need to poop within 5â30 minutes of a meal. Puppies are the fastest.
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After drinking
Puppies often need to pee 10â20 minutes after a big drink; adults can wait a little longer.
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After waking up
Take your dog out immediately after every nap and first thing in the morning.
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After play or excitement
Activity gets things moving â a potty break after play prevents accidents.
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Watch for the signs
Circling, sniffing the floor, whining, or heading to the door all mean "now, please."
A note: This is a general guide based on typical dog behavior â every dog is different. Frequent accidents, straining, blood, or a sudden change in bathroom habits warrant a call to your veterinarian, as they can signal a UTI or other health issue.