My dog when left alone sometimes will pee on the couch especially if there is a blanket on the couch or pillow. What is the reason for this. Also for the medications option I just clicked one because She’s not really on any meds. Also she doesn’t have any symptoms of anything so I also just clicked one for that too lol

My 4 year old chihuahua mix both peed and puked in our bed about 2 months ago. We cleaned it up and we no longer allow her in the bedrooms if we are not in there. She didn't have any other accidents after that. Then today she was on the couch while we were out and she balled up her favorite blanket, then flattened it out, then peed on it. When we got home we discovered the pee and then watched our Doggy Cam (which we installed to keep an eye on her to make sure she's not barking while we're away) and sure enough, she squatted and peed, just like she would when she goes outside. She is fully house-trained and receives treats EVERY time she goes potty outside. She has that "What's in it for me?" attitude so we never forget to reward her for going outside. We've never really had problems with her going potty in the house until recently, and we keep puppy pads by the door (and she's used them in emergency situations in the past). She's a very anxious dog and everything scares her, but she has a kennel she runs into when her anxiety is high, and she just didn't do it this time. She also laid back down on the blanket as if she didn't care that she'd just peed on it. So... Any thoughts on why this could be happening? I don't think it's medical but as there haven't been any changes in the household and she's an only dog, I can't for the life of me figure out what sort of behavioral issue this could be.

We have two dogs, Buddy is a Shih Tzu/ Poodle at 12 years old and Milo is a German Shepard/Husky/Labrador at 5 years old. Buddy was housebroken early and easily. It wasn’t a big problem until we moved to a new place. We thought it might be anxiety due to a new environment. Then we brought home milo (2 years later). Milo was housebroken for a while but as of recently (the last two years) we have had terrible issues. They pee on couches, the kitchen table legs, plant stands, bed frames, lamps etc. It seems like they can’t be left alone for more than 5 minutes without coming home to pee (this happened a few times). Sometimes they do it when someone is home in another room. We have tried using repelling sprays, they get three lengthy walks a day, even tried using pee pads to provide safe space for them to go in case it is because they can’t wait. It is frustrating being greeted by pee every single day.

My Maltese is 1 and a half years old and comes from a home where he was never taken out of the house to potty. We've tried training him to go outside, but he has no idea what to do, so we just let him use his pads indoors. When we got him 4 months ago, he was good about using his pads, but everything changed a month ago. My daughter had surgery and Aston spent the entire month of her recovery with her laying on the couch. Now that she's gone back to work, he has taken to urinating wherever he wants and has gone several times on the couch, usually in the same spot. I bought a gate to keep him from the living room area but he learned how to climb it. I am now considering a crate but wonder if that's a good idea since we have a cat who is allowed to wander about the house freely. Wouldn't this cause jealousy and possibly more bad behavior from Aston? He is not neutered yet. Would that help?

My 2 year old female Dalmatian will not stop urinating on furniture and I’ve noticed she only does it where she sleeps. She gets plenty of outside time and is and has been house trained since after I got her. I have been battling with this for a year or more now, if she naps on the couch she’ll wake up and urinate where she was laying same goes for the bed or the rug or anywhere else. She is healthy she has been to multiple vets and they cannot find a single thing wrong her so it must be something at home but I’m not sure what it could be.

My dog Dakota is 4 years old we rescued her about 1 year and a half ago. First when we picked her up we noticed the previous owner were leaving her in a cage most of the time and the cage Was dripping pee. We then once home noticed she never really asks for the door. We pretty much got her into a routine of taking her out 4 times a day of else she would pee in her bed. She got the surgery not long after that. Slowly the peeing in her bed stopped and it was ok as long as I took her 4 times a day... little pee once in a while in my bed when I slept too long but not frequent. My husband left for 6 months overseas and I hardly had any issues with her. About 1 month prior to my husband arrival I started to notice she was dripping while going up the stairs after being out happened only a few times then stopped. Then once my husband got back it started again. I know he is more hard with the dogs as I am not the most disciplinary one with them. She started to leak more. Took her to the vet for urinary test and they said she would need medication for an infection. Now the medication is over she pees in her bed just like at the starts when we got her. She even does little spots on the coach while having her head on me and literally peeing where my husband is sitting. Could this be a stress related issue? Has I know she had been left out and mistreated before we rescued her maybe now that my husband is back being more severe with her not letting her do what she wants like me...she is stressed? Could this be related to the surgery she had? I am worried and it cost over 200$ the first time. I can't afford to spend another 200$ for no results.