I agree with Patty, Ikaye. Diane

This rose wintered over in my workshop in a smaller pot. It didn't get watered that much all winter and still did this consistently. I'm beginning to think this is one of those high and dry climate type of roses that just won't do well here.

What is this rose, Ikaye? Maybe it needs to be in the ground. Diane

Diane’s thought was my other thought as well. Maybe depending on the rose and your coldest winter temps the cane may have been winter killed. If your temperatures are still cool I would prune the cane a bit to check the inside of the cane.

Should all else fail dig a hole and plant it. Moisten the soil then forget about it. Roses can be amazing little things

It warmed a bit in Dec. this winter (before the polar plunge) so I did some untimely pruning. Stuck a bunch of White Out cuttings in the ground None of these should have survived Never say neve, as there are now 2 new WO’s living here.

Oh, while ignoring the new rose in the ground there’s no cheating allowed. Do nothing but water after the soil dries some. Where I live except for a new rose no one we’ll need water again until October..

Slip it out of the pot and have a look at the root system. That's going to give you the best clues as to what is going on with it. What type of mix is it planted in?