Never give your dog too much freedom too soon. This often occurs from those individuals who boast that they housetrained their dog in 1 week and, at the end of day two or three of unsupervised freedom, they find a gift in an unwanted area. Your puppy or adult dog has already been started with a good foundation. The breeder has made good use of the dog's desire to not soil his bed and made sure that the puppies had a place to eliminate away from their sleeping quarters. It is unfair to the dog to expect him to adjust overnight.
Dogs are creatures of habit and they like schedules.
Discuss what schedule the dog was on at the breeder's and adjust it gradually. Decide in advance where your dog will be eliminating. Whichever you chose, stick with it. Problems can occur when changing. When planning to allow your dog to use papers indoors during bad weather, make sure that your dog is first paper trained, then train him to go outdoors.