[Crowell]

My 1 year old rottweiler urinated on the bed.. my husbands side of the bed. My husband just moved back in with us about 2 weeks ago and DOG (name of my dog) loves him. He has full access to outside and usually doesn't have many oopes. He however processed to lift his leg and pee on my husbands side of the bed. My husband goes out of town for work and was gone for two days and this happened the day after he came home (that morning he left for work) and about noon when I was cleaning I seen that he did this. He sleeps in our room but is not allowed on the bed. Why would he do this?? Help

[twinkiedooter]

He's mad at daddy. Dogs are generally nutty and when mommie or daddy leaves for a longer than usual amount of time doggy gets pissed (no pun intended) at whoever left them. Next time keep the door to the bedroom firmly closed so doggy doesn't get pissed at daddy.

He's just a little kid at heart.

[Crowell]

He's mad at daddy. Dogs are generally nutty and when mommie or daddy leaves for a longer than usual amount of time doggy gets pissed (no pun intended) at whoever left them. Next time keep the door to the bedroom firmly closed so doggy doesn't get pissed at daddy.

He's just a little kid at heart.

Thanks:) :)

[linnealand]

Actually, it could be an I love you pee. In fact, dogs will sometimes do this to mark the territory as a tracker. This way your husband will know where to come home. Think hansel and gretel.

If it keeps happening, feed him part of his meals ON the bed. Dogs will not pee or poo where they eat.

[Crowell]

Thanks so much for the imput... It made daddy feel really good!

[McDina]

I have a rotty its not that he doesn't love your husband it's a sign of dominant he wants to be the Alpha male in the house.. you need to correct them... (BTW) dogs do not I repeat do not get bad or have revenge nor do they hold grudge against anyone do not hit nor scold your rotty but please correct them