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As others have said/implied, you should have in inkling "when it's time". As long as the dog is still happy, it is cruel to put them down.
We had a 12 year old with back/knee issues. He had trouble getting up on his own towards the end, but there was always someone there to help. Then one day he couldn't stay up for more than 15 minutes. He was already on meds, and there weren't any options without him being miserable.