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The recent post about the Wheaton Terrier humping other dogs at the park reminded me of my 2 year old female who likes to hump my 5 year old male (and only him). I know that situation is a serious one, mine is more on the humorous side.
B will wait until C is lying down chewing a bone, minding his own business, before moseying on over, taking her time getting centered on his back and then lowering herself and "going to town". He never even looks up or responds. Good thing she is only ever around him - pretty sure she would have zero real dog manners.
As we say in our house, she is SUCH a "B". Just wanted to share a funny malinut example of life with these monsters.
For fun,my Italian greyhound will hump my gsd on the head,they are both females The gsd will just lay there and do nothing.I don't allow it to continue.
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It is funny to watch 20 lb. Skipper mount 82 lb. Jethro (both males and neutured). But I don't allow it. Jethro doesn't mind but I know it can lead to bad things.
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For the record, I agree it is a bad behavior and I don't allow it to continue. I can tell when she's starting to do it and tell her to leave it and she does. Doesn't stop her from trying every now and then! Monster!
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I have an intact male & a whole female & I don't allow that behavior at all!
With the excepetion of me, my male used to try to hump anyone & anything in sight as a puppy. Nipped that in the bud pretty early. Just not allowed. PERIOD
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I'm glad I didn't have mine as a pup! (not really, wish I did :-()
He is intact but has only tried to hump twice...once I was sitting out side and he latched onto my leg...then I corrected him, his handy prong was still on after our walk. Never has tried it with my leg again.
Then one day I was vacuuming, and I had to get on all fours to get under this counter. You can see where this is going. He was leaning on me and I though awww how sweet he was being not thinking than next he would just mount me! I know you're not supposed to correct a dog by yelling or anything but I chased him out of the room saying nasty no you don't do that to me!! He came right back, it was more like a game to him.
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Quote: tabatha farnel
And I absolutely love the name "Briar Rose!"
Haha thanks! Our girl came with a name that started with "bry" and I just wanted something a little more formal but keeping the first syllable. It turned out to be perfect for her - sometimes she's a thorn, sometimes a rose! ;-)
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Re: Lighter side of humping - just for fun
I do get that. 
I know you're not supposed to correct a dog by yelling or anything but I chased him out of the room saying nasty no you don't do that to me!! He came right back, it was more like a game to him.
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