PupDuty

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Puppy potty log.

Record what happened and when, with a note about the outing.
Use this browser or print a blank sheet.

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ADD A RECORD

What happened?

Event
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Up to 180 characters. Add context or who took the outing.

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Choose an event, check the date and time, then select Add entry.

MAKE THE RECORD USEFUL

What to put
in your log.

Record the outcome, then the context

For example: 7:10 am · Pee · “Outside after waking; Ben took her.” Choose Accident and its pee or poop type for an indoor accident. Use “No potty” when you offered an outing but your puppy did neither. That keeps an unsuccessful trip from looking like a completed pee or poop.

A filled puppy potty log example

Illustrative entries, not a real puppy’s results. Record what happened, including a trip when nothing happened. “Outside” alone does not tell the next person whether your puppy peed.

TimeEventContext
7:00 amWakeWoke from overnight sleep.
7:05 amPeeOutside after waking; Ben took her.
9:40 amNo pottyOffered an outing; no pee or poop.
10:15 amAccident · peeDuring living-room play after the earlier outing.

If a no-potty outing followed by an indoor accident keeps appearing, look at what happened outside and how closely your puppy was supervised afterward. That sequence does not identify a cause. The indoor-accidents guide explains practical next steps and when to call your vet.

A blank puppy potty log chart

Use one row per event. On paper, write the date and add who handled the outing in the note. For a clean printable sheet with more rows, choose “Print a blank log” above when JavaScript is enabled.

DateTimeEventNote / who
Blank dateBlank timeBlank eventBlank note
Blank dateBlank timeBlank eventBlank note
Blank dateBlank timeBlank eventBlank note
Blank dateBlank timeBlank eventBlank note

Use Pee, Poop, Accident (pee or poop), No potty, Meal, Water, Sleep or Wake. Keep planned trips on your potty schedule and actual outcomes in the log.

Edit or print your entries

Use Edit to change the event, date, time or note. Delete removes one entry; Clear log removes them all after confirmation. Undo reverses your most recent change until the next change or page reload. “Preview & print” prints your entries in date and time order. “Print a blank log” leaves the records out.

Where your log is saved

Entries are saved in this browser profile when storage is available. Anyone using that profile may be able to read them. Clearing site data can remove the saved log. If storage cannot be read or written, the notice above explains that changes last only on the current page—print them before closing or reloading. Browser entries are not shared with your household or transferred to the PupDuty app.

Use notes to explain a change

A record of outings and changes in thirst, comfort or routine can help you explain a concern to your vet. It cannot tell you why an accident happened. VCA’s house-soiling guidance explains why a new change may need a veterinary check.

If your puppy seems unable to pee, seek emergency veterinary care. Contact your vet for blood, pain or difficulty peeing, unusual thirst or a change in frequency. Don’t wait to finish a log. See PDSA’s urine and bladder guidance.

Clear this browser log?

This clears all entries in this browser’s log. You can undo it until your next change or page reload.

PupDuty for iPhone

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PupDuty is a shared puppy-care journal for iPhone. The free tools on this website work separately: their entries and schedules aren’t transferred to the app.