However, they are typically adopted by their foster parents who have cared for them during the reunification process. At Summit County Children Services, you must become a foster parent if you want to adopt.
And when I ask how long they've had the puppy, it's usually a short time like 3 or 4 days or maybe two weeks. It takes longer than two weeks (generally) to fully potty train a puppy. (Some do catch on much faster.) It's very simple to potty train a puppy, but that doesn't mean it's easy.
You think parents of newborns don't get much sleep -- try housebreaking a puppy. Until your pup is older than 7 weeks, he doesn't have much bladder control, even at night. By the time he hits 12 weeks, he's ready to learn proper potty behavior using crate training. Just like you, your puppy can wait longer between potty breaks when he's deeply sleeping at night.