3 Answers

It could be behavioral but she might have a urinary tract infection. Have that checked first before you decide it's behavioral.

Colleen

Before any other advice, please check to see if she has a UTI as I mentioned above. I'd hate that she got in trouble for something she could not control.

Sounds like your dog is acting up, just like a child, (but in different way) when it does not get its own way. I had a cat, and when he didnot get his own way, used to pee in one of my shoes, any shoe.  Animals are smart.

have the same problem. trying to get attention. i have 2 cha. (do not know how to spell) if i show more attention to one the other will show out.  get on to the one peeing, instead of givng in. BUT i tell tne one peeing i love them. and pay a little attention but not so much, and she will stop if they know they are goint to get attention & LOVE.