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<-- New registeree here. I have a 7 month old Pit Bull that still pees inside, unfortunately he gives no warning. The only warning I can think of is occasionally he wanders into another room, to which I run after him to see if he pees and sometimes he does. We have been rewarding and praising him with treats when he goes outside, and we have been trying to do it often, but it appears that (from what I'm reading here) is I need to take him out constantly, up to twice and hour. We are thinking of training him to "ring the bells" that are dangling from the door to signal us, but we're not sure how to do that. Are bullies trainable to do this?
I take it potty trips will happen less when ours gets older? Like, say at 2 years and older, or later than that?
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puppies need out a lot more than an adult dog. Glad it's working and you haven't had to clean up. Keep doing it. As she gets older you can start increasing the time between potty trips. 
but my female has the sit by the door down pack almost and my male will just stare at me... Then I say is it time to go potty they both tilt their heads and start heading towards their leashes.... My male sometimes will do the same thing with just going pee without warning at all I mean wow I didn't understand at all lol but now I am picking up the signs 
