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Why would you teach the dog to pee and poop inside in the first place?
Vets specifically told us not to go outside until all vaccines were in order.
By that I'm sure they meant that you should keep it away from other/unknown dogs more than anything. Being outside isn't inherently dangerous for a puppy.
Unfortunately no, it was not a misunderstanding. It's the law, you have to periodically prove your vaccines are in order otherwise you are intelligible to walk it outside...
Two things... 1. Your English is very good but it's ineligible meaning not allowed, intelligible means smart to do. Yes English makes no sense. 2. Does it give any signs it needs to go? Like I know my dog will be right next to me when he needs to go out. I don't mean in the room but like pressing against my body or legs, won't be 1 foot away. I had another dog who would sit by the door when he wanted to go out.
Yes, she does give us signs. We close the door to her usual go to place and check out when she’s circling around it, then we go outside. Works great for poop but unfortunately not for pee. She holds her pee for hours until we finally give up and let her go.