I think my dog is gay

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  1. Pasithea

    Pasithea Banned at Members Request Past Donor

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    Hey now, with the dog population the way that it is why would you deny those puppies a good and loving home? :D
     
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    To OP: Your dog is not gay, he is of the lower animal kingdom and relies mostly on instinct. His mounting of another male is a symbol of dominance not gayness. I suggest you "whack his pee pee" (just a euphemism....PETA members...chill) when he does this otherwise you will no longer be the 'alpha' in your relationship with your canine.
     
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    Just like with human gays.
     
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    And you stood by and watched or what?
     
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    Troianii Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    I assume your dog also has the hots for stuffed animals, women's legs, etc.? I'm not quite convinced dogs have sexual preferences.
     
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    According to my vet it's not deviant behavior but a way of showing
    dominance, top of the pack so to speak, to the other dog.
     

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