Jennifer Marshal Webboard User Reg: 08-02-2007
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LoL Sandy thats totally normal. It just happens when a dog gets excited. I don't know what they dream about, but evidently waking up is pretty thrilling.
Jennifer Marshal Webboard User Reg: 08-02-2007
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Here's a good example Christi.
(Just kidding Jennifer, LOL.)
Just trying to be informative. I know a lot of people that think their dogs are "really happy to see them" or that their children are in danger of being violated when a dog relaxes in that manner. It's a natural, normal male behavior. There are no ways to discourage it without causing physical or mental harm that I know of. It's just part of owning a male dog.
Christi, be glad you don't have a stallion(intact male horse) as it is much more disturbing to people than when a dog relaxes.
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Oh my word! You guys are really scaring me. We're about to get our first male puppy. We've always had females. So I guess this is what I'm in for...the lipstick coming out of the case a lot. LOL. Oh goody I can't wait.
You guys are a hoot! The last dog I got was a male and the last male dog I owned before that was about 30 years ago. I had almost forgotten about the "pinkie winkie" but I like the lipstick analogy much better. LOL
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Quote: jennifer marshal
Quote: steve strom
Here's a good example Christi.
(Just kidding Jennifer, LOL.)
Just trying to be informative. I know a lot of people that think their dogs are "really happy to see them" or that their children are in danger of being violated when a dog relaxes in that manner. It's a natural, normal male behavior. There are no ways to discourage it without causing physical or mental harm that I know of. It's just part of owning a male dog.
Christi, be glad you don't have a stallion(intact male horse) as it is much more disturbing to people than when a dog relaxes.
Jennifer, I was thinking the same thing, I have horses, too. Funny.
And Steve, I have to chime in on this one too. That's the most I have laughed out loud in ages about the nagging.
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Just trying to be informative. I know a lot of people that think their dogs are "really happy to see them" or that their children are in danger of being violated when a dog relaxes in that manner. It's a natural, normal male behavior. There are no ways to discourage it without causing physical or mental harm that I know of. It's just part of owning a male dog. 
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