Potty training is a matter of sticking to a consistent schedule that conforms to the dog’s natural behavior and body limitations. While all individual puppies are different, a good rule of thumb for the number of hours it can hold its bladder is the dog’s age in months. This should be considered an upper limit; ideally, it should be taken out much more often than this. Until it has full control, around nine to 10 months of age, normal training methods should work well. Reward your puppy with praise and treats when it has done a good job. Antagonistic methods probably won’t do anything except alienate your dog. Crate training and paper training (puppy pads) can help make the process much easier. Fortunately, this mix should be fairly easy to housetrain.