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Tips for choosing a dog.

gayk9husky said:
Great Danes, Mastiffs, and Saint Bernards or any breed around that size have a pretty massive cock, but even medium size breeds like a Lab, Husky, GSD have some big cocks as well.
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ANd what that sizes are, when you say massive you mean something like 20cm + the knot or what
 
I am strongly considering a Great Dane. They are great looking dogs and have a bark that will intimidate potential intruders. The only drawback in my mind is the amount of food he would go through.
 
Joeydonuts said:
I am strongly considering a Great Dane. They are great looking dogs and have a bark that will intimidate potential intruders. The only drawback in my mind is the amount of food he would go through.
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They are gentle HUGE dogs in every way. All dogs are expensive in UK.
 
Whats the best dog breed in your opinion for fun times? Out of all the dogs i had my boxer was the most willing and enthusiastic breed.
 
lovebeastiegirls said:
Women that I have known in the past that enjoyed sex with dogs had their own. I have not had a dog in quite a number of years and now I will be moving to a place where I can once again have a dog. My partner is very interested in having sex with a dog. I would prefer it that it would be with our dog. I have read in other areas of Zooville that you should not train a dog to have sex with a human but have it occur naturally.

My question is, when looking for a dog how can you determine if the dog would be interested in sex? I know this may seem like a dumb or naive question but any help, suggestions is appreciated.
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I don't think it is a dumb question. I think it is a very thoughtful one. I don't have an answer.
K_9River_rat said:
I am thinking your thread got hijacked by someone else talking that way.

My advice is to get a younger dog, preferably a puppy, and really work to get a strong bond and relationship going from day one.

I can't stress that enough. Make him as much of a part of your everyday lives as you possibly can. Speak to him as though you believe he's understanding you all the time, and look him in the eye with a friendly expression on your face. Make a point of watching his body language and also trying to use your own.

Get down on all fours and play!!

If he bites too hard during rough play, yipe like a dog would to let him know it was too hard, and go back to playing.

Never, EVER hit him!! If you hurt his feelings, and you'll know when you do if you take the time to learn his body language, go put your head down next to his and nibble his nose to let him know he's forgiven and it's ok.

If he hurts your feelings, show him the same body language he would show you if the roles were reversed.

Let him be him and guide him in the same way a mother dog would.

But try try try to learn his body language and use it yourself as much as possible and SPEAK to him while you do it, and do it as frequently as possible! As in devote HOURS per day into this. Bring him into the bedroom with you always.

I'd even say to cook for him, and at the very least, have him eat with the family when you eat. Better yet, is to cook for all of you, put his food on your plate, and as you eat, one bite for him, one bite for you, right off of your fork.

Involvement is key.

Have sex in front of him, but don't encourage or discourage him if he tries to get involved. Never ever discourage him from being on the bed with or without you guys.

The first time he does something that you're ok with, but it isn't really a great time, go out of your way to make it an ok time if possible. In this way he will know a particular behavior is ok. After that first time, then you can say "not right now". Remember to use "no" and "not right now" appropriately, never using "no" when you really mean not right now.

The first time he tries behavior that you never want him to do, just tell him no very friendly. Get stronger in tone if he does it again.

In this way you are showing him that he doesn't have to be afraid of your reactions by his own exploration of the world. So many make that mistake and as a result, they get scared to explore and learn. You need to encourage them exploring and learning. Doing something you don't want them doing is part of that process. Encourage it!!

I could say more, and I think I will be writing an article soon on this topic. Hope this helps!
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That was great!
 
I dont think that should be your focus when choosing a dog. When I finally can get my first girl, I already know it will be a female German shepherd. I am going to love her no matter if she is open to sex with me or not. She will be my baby and I will love her more than anything else in the world, and that is why I want her, to love her and take care of her, my special girl. If you are getting a dog for sex, I believe you are getting a dog for the wrong reason.
 
Just want to see what everyone's preference is in breed of dog. Like me and my wife have ideas but always want to hear people's opinion.
 
Obviously I want to give him his time to feel safe with me, take care of him and give him all the love he deserves, but being new with this make me have LOTS of questions and I don´t even know where to start. I don´t even know which breed I should choose, It has to be my decission but some advice could help based on how caring can the dog be, his sexual activity, size, etc. I know it will be a bit difficult but Im happy to give it a try when the time comes. Sadly Im just starting with anal by myself so If I plan to feel knotted I will have to work on that too
 
Welcome to the community. I know you will no doubt find a plethora of information at your fingertips
 
Lazy Lia said:
Obviously I want to give him his time to feel safe with me, take care of him and give him all the love he deserves, but being new with this make me have LOTS of questions and I don´t even know where to start. I don´t even know which breed I should choose, It has to be my decission but some advice could help based on how caring can the dog be, his sexual activity, size, etc. I know it will be a bit difficult but Im happy to give it a try when the time comes. Sadly Im just starting with anal by myself so If I plan to feel knotted I will have to work on that too
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Try reading the rules/guidelines first and post at the correct section.
 
Hi all,

New member seeking some advice :)

I've been into beast for over a decade now and I've had some real life experiences but never a dog of my own.
Over the last year it's started to reach the point where I feel like I just need a dog in my life that can be part of those experiences.

However, I have some concerns and I'm curious how other peoples experiences have been.

1) I have a non zoo partner that I'd have to hide it from
2) I already have pets (neutered male cats) that I have no desire/intention to do anything with and I'm nervous about the relationships between them all
3) I've owned dogs before but never an intact male or one I've also played with. Worried about him not being into it or "training" him in a way that would hurt him physically/emotionally etc.

How did you go about choosing the right dog for you and have you encountered any problems you'd have advice for me to avoid?

Just trying to learn as much as possible :)
 
Thanks for the great response :)

I've owned dogs in the past but never an intact dog/involved in sex and so I'm a bit fuzzy on how much that actually changes things, both in terms of the relationship between he and I as well as just in general.

Funnily enough a lab/golden is very much what I was leaning towards!
 
Great advice.

I've been thinking about only doing it in a certain room and with certain commands/phrases to try and separate out when it's okay/not okay etc

Good to know I'm on the right track overall :)
 
KnottyButNice said:
Hi all,

New member seeking some advice :)

I've been into beast for over a decade now and I've had some real life experiences but never a dog of my own.
Over the last year it's started to reach the point where I feel like I just need a dog in my life that can be part of those experiences.

However, I have some concerns and I'm curious how other peoples experiences have been.

1) I have a non zoo partner that I'd have to hide it from
2) I already have pets (neutered male cats) that I have no desire/intention to do anything with and I'm nervous about the relationships between them all
3) I've owned dogs before but never an intact male or one I've also played with. Worried about him not being into it or "training" him in a way that would hurt him physically/emotionally etc.

How did you go about choosing the right dog for you and have you encountered any problems you'd have advice for me to avoid?

Just trying to learn as much as possible :)
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keep in mind that your dog's emotional well-being is equally important:) ?
 
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