ok i have a 3 month old pug, she is the most adorable thing and she is pretty well house trained for the most part..... except for pissing on my bed 3 times this week.... i have to wash my sheets everytime but it doesn't help she always goes back.
does anyone have any suggestions??

spank her butt, put her outside or in her kennel for at least 15 minutes

spank her and tell her no...right then.. do not wait.. put her in her pet carrier. and leave her there away from everything. and just keep doing it everytime..

They have sprays you can buy to take the smell and odor out of the bed they have marked there spot. Just because you no longer can smell it believe me they can.

i do get after her for it... can't leave her outside rozey pugs are very sensitive to the outdoors.... it doesn't help either that i work nights and have to sleep during the day so i can't always keep an eye on her.

oh yeah i know that... is there one that works the best?

She's responding to your scent. When you sleep you roll around, and sweat. They can smell you through laundering your sheets. Try putting a perfume that you don't normally use on your sheets.

Not really sure which one is the best have found out by going to Petsmart to they normaly know the products that do work the best also now vinger is amazing at taking smells and odors out of things used it in the microwave when daugher burned popcorn in there the clear vinger took all the smell out in no time so that might work as well might be worth trying.

hmm..vinegar works for anything huh
how would i do that though?

Please never spank a dog. They don't get it. Don't let your dog sleep with you until she's potty trained. Get a crate that's just big enough for her to stand up and turn around in. This is so the dog won't use one end as a bathroom. She's going to have to go to the bathroom about every 3 hours until she learns to hold it. If you put the crate in your bedroom and get some ear plugs, she'll learn to hold it over night. Don't use pee pads either. It just shows them that it's okay to go in the house. Use an enzyme based cleaner to clean up any accidents. The first 6 months are the hardest. I have 2 Boston Terriers and one of them is still in training. Good luck!

PS Most dogs sleep 15 hours a day.

oh yeah whenever i fall asleep in my living room no problems what so ever....only when i try to use my bed.

oh my sorry but they do get it

i agree with ya rozey... my other pug is almost 3 and i wish i could remember how i got him trained....

Just put it in a spray bottle strip the bed and spray the mattress the area she has had her accidents on a little heavier let it air dry why your at work and lightly spay the rest of the area

Well actually those tubes from the wrapping paper are great it does not hurt them but the sound they dont like at all. Sorry I actually rubbed my dogs nose in it and spanked her with one of the tubes awww cruel WhatEver she dont do it any more.

ok i will have to try that i know the next couple months of getting her completely trained will go by like that but i really hate losing sleep having to keep stripping my bed and stuff...time consuming when you don't want it to be time consuming..

rub her nose in it,and put her outside for awhile.it worked for my dog, and i'm sure it will work for yours.

ok i gotta get to bed... have to be to work in 8 hours ugh..... but i will try everything you all told me to do and i'll see what happens.. now to let the dogs in and find some sheets so i can go to bed...thanks again have a good day all

Is she doing it when you leave her? Separation anxiety disorder is common. Vinegar takes out the urine in the mattress. When you leave close her off in a part of the house that you can clean easily and when you get home ignore her for the first twenty minutes or so after you come in the door. Believe it or not the ignoring works, i did not believe it at first but it works. My dog did both number one and number two in my bed when I left her but closing her off to a certain part of the house and ignoring her when I first got home for about twenty minutes or so works.