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Poor, confused dog!
So...I'm sat in the living room with a cup of tea, reading threads on here with all the dogs fast alseep around the room. Stig is on the old sofa and suddenly starts moving quite frantically. I initially think he's having a dream and just smile and watch him.
Then........the movement wakes him up and it becomes clear he's dream humping. He's really going for it, but to look at his face, he's just really confused and even looks a little scared. I didn't want any mess on the sofa obviously so I called him down and as he's such a good boy, he moved straight away.....luckily just before......it happened. He had a wet dream. He looked utterly mortified and although the only mess he made was on himself, which he duly cleaned, the poor little thing is walking around like he's done something wrong. Any other dog owners had this??? |
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Bess, our Border Collie, occasionally has wild sex with a stuffed elephant she sleeps with. She climbs aboard and gives it hell, then wakes up very confused. I'm as confused as she is. Why is a bitch climbing aboard, i thought it worked the other way around.
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lol
awwwwww poor stig |
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Our bunny used to hump the draught excluder - our bunny was a she.
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tye humped DDs leg once and got taken to the vet swiftly and had some items removed. he now loves humping becky when she is in a sleeping bag (Tye not DD, Ill quickly point out)
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