<human>: So here's what's up with my stubborn shih tzu. She's super difficult to train but I am working on it. Shes having much fewer accidents (before it was around 50% of the time, not it's around 10%) and is getting better overall. My two current problems are her seperation anxiety and showing her when I take her into my room it's bed time. Sleep first: both her and my other dog sleep in my bed with me, so when I go to sleep they come with me. Somehow my shih tzu has associated my room with play time, so I bring her up and she gets excited. I originally had her trained to stay ONLY on my bed (as she is prone to accidents but won't use the bathroom where she sleeps) and this worked very well. But, my brother left for college, my mom went away for a week and I was away for a weekend. When I came back she would not stay on the bed, she would follow me everywhere afraid I would leave her again. Now I do not know what to do, eventually I would like to retrain her to only be on my bed but the more pressing issue is her getting excited and wanting to play. I ignore her, and she often lays on her side and runs (something she has done all her life) to tire her out, except sometimes she runs around the room or bothers my other dog (who is 11 years old and gets grumpy when tired). So what do I do?

The second problem is that she often has accidents when left alone. I believe it is due to separation anxiety. If my second dog is around accidents are less common but if she's 100% alone she will definitely have an accident. How can I help her with this

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<bot>: My shih tzu thinks when I take her to bed it is play time (this is new) and will have accidents when left alone (probably due to separation anxiety) How do I correct these problems.