Water

Removing water bowl at night: The idea behind removing the water bowl at night is to prevent accidents or excessive water intake that could lead to overnight bathroom breaks.

Consistent watering regimen: Maintaining a consistent watering schedule is generally beneficial for puppies. This means providing water at regular intervals throughout the day, usually with meals and during playtime. Consistency helps establish a routine and can aid in housebreaking and overall training efforts.

Removing food and drink before sleep: The recommendation to remove food and drink from the puppy's cage a few hours before sleep is often related to preventing accidents and promoting better sleep hygiene.

By giving the puppy time to digest and eliminate waste before bedtime, you can reduce the likelihood of nighttime accidents.

Monitoring water intake and behavior: Observing your puppy's behavior and water intake is crucial to ensuring their well-being. Puppies, like humans, need an adequate amount of water to stay hydrated, but excessive water intake can be a sign of underlying issues.

Monitor your puppy's water consumption and watch out for signs of dehydration (e.g., dry gums, excessive lethargy) or overhydration (e.g., excessive urination, disorientation). If you have concerns about your puppy's water intake, consult a veterinarian for professional advice.

Vet visit for doubts: If you have any doubts or concerns about your puppy's water intake or overall health, it's always recommended to seek professional guidance from a veterinarian. They can provide specific recommendations based on your puppy's individual needs, conduct any necessary examinations, and address any concerns you may have.