My puppy whines to go out hourly to pee. Is this normal behavior?

If Sadie is urinating each time she goes outside overnight and urinating more frequently during the day this could be a sign of a urinary tract infection, which is not uncommon in a young female puppy. I'd recommend seeing your veterinarian who would likely check a urine sample for signs of infection. She may have also learned that if she whines to go out you'll wake up and she'll get a little play time so once you rule out a medical problem you may want to work on letting her cry for a bit in her crate before letting her out.

It is normal for a puppy as young as Bella to need to go outside once at night. I'd recommend taking her outside when she starts whining: make sure you go straight outside because you don't want her to think this is play time. If she does not urinate or defecate bring her back inside and out her directly in the crate. If she starts whining again do your best to ignore her until the morning. This is generally something she should grow out of as long as you are consistent.

Oh no! You must all be exhausted! By 7 months old, Dixie should be able to go all night without needing to go outside. Her frequent urination could be a result of a urinary tract infection, crystals, or bladder stones. She should see her vet for an exam and urinalysis to rule out any medical problems of her frequent urination.

At 3 months old, she's still in the middle of the house training process and it's normal for her to have multiple bowel movements a day. Keep working on the house training and being consistent. Using a crate at night could help her hold if through the night, but she may also need you to set an alarm and take her out for another month or two.

At this age, if Mila wakes you up by whining in the middle of the night, I would take her outside for a potty break - she's too young to be expected to "hold it" successfully all night. Once she potties, bring her back inside and calmly put her back to bed. If needed, you can give her something like a Kong toy stuffed with peanut butter to keep her busy and help her settle again. As she gets older, she will eventually stop needing to go out during the night and will begin to sleep all night without waking up - just like a human baby :)

Cute pup! It sounds like you are on the right track working toward rewarding her for calm behavior rather than whining and crying. If she is needing to get up a bit more (can happen as the bladder is still growing), trying to set and alarm and time going out before she gets too antsy may help keep her calm the entire time so she doesn't get to the point of whining. However, it seems like you have a pretty good plan in place and Harley is on her way to being a good puppy. :)

This is REALLY normal! Most puppies are so small and there isn't much room from point A to point B so it is really common for them to drink and shortly have to pee afterwards. Try to keep a close eye on her schedule so you can take her outside shortly after you see her drinking. I hope this helps!