water should be available all the time but while Ur toilet training her put water down every hour or so but leave a couple of ice cubes down at all times in case she gets thirsty

At this age, food and water 3x a day. Take him out of the crate and put him on the ground outside right away. Feed and water, play for 10 min, then back outside for another chance to use the bathroom before going back into the crate. Easy.

The puppy should have water ALL the time. If he/she pees on the floor discipline the dog (don’t be too mean though. just tap the dog on the **** and say “no! bad dog”. stuff like that.) and immediately take the puppy outside. She’ll get the hang of it. Thats how I always trained my dogs and I have hardly ever had a problem with accidents. It may take a few times but be patient its just a baby , it’ll learn lol. Good luck!!!
Brittney

Being an owner of a puppy means responsibility. This means taking your puppy out every 15 minutes if need be!
It isn’t a question of when to put the water out!

Fresh water all the time, and watch the puppy all the time, to train.

I would give it water at the three main mealtimes if you feed it three times a day, or you would offer when you get up, mid-day, and before you go to bed, as well as after activity.

If you are crate training, it’s even better. When you go to let it out for a while, you would offer water everytime.

If the puppy isn’t house trained, then you should probably just offer it about every hour. If your puppy is house trained, then you should always leave water out for it.

Water should be available at all times. Puppies should be watched that they don’t play in it instead of drinking it since that could create a bad habit later.

I would put water down at least every half an hour. Even though we are currently potty training we leave water down always.

put it out anytime someone can see if hes drinking wait a few minutes before taking it back if hes drinking take him out 30 min later