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Can animals be romantic?

Romance is an interesting word. My Shepard loves to play, he gets excited when I come home, he wakes me every morning…sometimes very early, he loves to go for walks, ride in the car…normal dog stuff. That is all part of romance and a relationship on a level he can participate in.

We do have conversations- of course I ask him stuff and I also answer for him too…lol

As far as being intimate and him mounting me and all that, in some ways it is really an extension of our play and is really pay in a way. We play a lot and I think that is important.

Between the play and him mounting me, we have a strong connection and a bond that in some ways maybe is kind of like a romance.
 
This is actually a very interesting question. I Can say that my furry partners are very affectionate and passionate with me. Not just during sex. Animals especially dogs build a deep connection or bond with their owners it’s just natural. I feel that once you move from a owner level with them and in to a more intimate or lover kind of relationship with them it would be hard for them not to develop an even deeper connection with you. I’m not saying your furry partners are going to take you out on dates and buy you things but they will be there when you need them after a long day, when you need some company, or a good cuddle. That’s pretty romantic to me. Just having a furry partner that cares and is there for me.?
 
bonjoe said:
My golden retriever girl is the exact same. If I’m on the computer she will literally stare at me and do really long stretches until I see her then say ”you wanna fuck?” And when she hears that she runs up and down the hallway then right on my bed since she knows that’s where she gets what she wants lol.
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she knows your seed and demands
 
inkyabyssal said:
I don’t know your definition of romantic but animals really build strong emotional bonds with their partners. They cuddle you, sleep with you, are protective of you, know when you are sad and tries to make you feel better. So in my opinion I think they are pretty romantic.
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Well said and agreed!
 
Very romantic indeed, mine she starts with kisses and tits then makes her way downward when shes in a mood, at the same time when I'm doing my own thing and I tell her no, because I want space, she pouts with her back to me, I can't help if I change my mind and call her over. she gets so excited... I feel guilty.
 
I'm not sure if my dog can ever be romantic with me but it's an interesting thought since I started getting more interested in this and doing our interactions have been different and we have been doing alot of cuddling but I don't know if that's just an effect of the new things we have been doing so he is just responding to the new experiences and some of it might be in my head too
 
PalmWolf said:
Thank you for entering this thread!:husky_grin:

I’ve been zoo exclusive for a few years, but a lot of the time I find myself very insecure and unsure about whether or not being with an animal could be… romantic, I guess. I’ve never been with a human before and I don’t intend to, but I always convince myself that it just wouldn’t work because they can’t speak, can’t perform human tasks, etc etc - and that it wouldn’t be anything more than just interspecies mating.

My question is, can animals (specifically dogs, but open to others) be romantic?

At least, is there anything more than just a mild social connection or just unromantic sex?
I have no experience being with an animal so hopefully someone can enlighten me on how it works and if the animal can show deeper affection. Please let me know! :gsd_nervous: Romantic

(I’m M/M btw if that changes anything)
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Of course that animals are romantic. I have a dog medium size who is unfortunately neutered. I got him from the shelter. He comes to me , wants to be nice to me , licks my face, etc
 
They absolutely can. They may not fully comprehend the topic of romance but they absolutely can show sweet wonderful affection. After my boy and I mate and he licks himself down he will crawl up beside me and not just lay against me but press his body into my chest and roll upside down exposing his sheath and chest to me so I can pet him.

Granted it comes from him being satisfied and happy from our mating session but he will drift to sleep in that position and just stay by my side almost up to a full hour after our mating.

There is definitely some comprehension of love, affection, romance, what have you
 
PalmWolf said:
Thank you for entering this thread!:husky_grin:

I’ve been zoo exclusive for a few years, but a lot of the time I find myself very insecure and unsure about whether or not being with an animal could be… romantic, I guess. I’ve never been with a human before and I don’t intend to, but I always convince myself that it just wouldn’t work because they can’t speak, can’t perform human tasks, etc etc - and that it wouldn’t be anything more than just interspecies mating.

My question is, can animals (specifically dogs, but open to others) be romantic?

At least, is there anything more than just a mild social connection or just unromantic sex?
I have no experience being with an animal so hopefully someone can enlighten me on how it works and if the animal can show deeper affection. Please let me know! :gsd_nervous:

(I’m M/M btw if that changes anything)
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Romance and romantic feelings are something you personally process.

A stallion may not bring me flowers, but he doesn't need to do that to make my heart flutter. When they let me ride or pet them, it's a gift because they can be choosey, violent, and unpredictable. In this case whenever a stud is showing gentleness, I associate romance with it.
 
My room mates dog can be quite affectionate. she waits for me by the door to come home from work.
Actually she's not just my room mates dog, she is part of our family, if anything happens to my room mate I have to take custody of her.
She looks at me when Im sitting in my recliner and slowly moves up to me and climbs up and wants to kiss me all the time full on the mouth.
constantly wanting me to pet her.
it's a Non-Sexual relationship, but you can still feel the love.
and my room mate has a timer that goes off, to remind him when its time to give her treats.
she will hear that and know exactly what its for and come right up to me and just look me in the eyes. until I get up and get her one. it's so adorable.
 
WildWoofer said:
They absolutely can. They may not fully comprehend the topic of romance but they absolutely can show sweet wonderful affection. After my boy and I mate and he licks himself down he will crawl up beside me and not just lay against me but press his body into my chest and roll upside down exposing his sheath and chest to me so I can pet him.

Granted it comes from him being satisfied and happy from our mating session but he will drift to sleep in that position and just stay by my side almost up to a full hour after our mating.

There is definitely some comprehension of love, affection, romance, what have you
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I read where if they push up against you, it's a sign that they love you or feel strongly about you, my dog does that and will flop over and want belly rubs.
 
Romantic? I don't think so. Affection and Love? For sure. But in the end its all primal.

The dogs and boar truly are smitten with the wife I believe, but they want her pussy, know they can get it and use it hard when they do.
 
Loving, Affectionate, Primal, Friendly, Playful, Horny. All wild thumbs up YES!
Romantic? Hmmmn, I don't know about that.
 
Depends on the definition of romantic. A planned candlelight dinner rules out^^ But affectionate and teasing you yes.
 
yes they can! like my girl... who always kiss me , when the cold nov not came , we lied together in the grass , ang hug each other soft , and lovely...
 
inkyabyssal said:
I don’t know your definition of romantic but animals really build strong emotional bonds with their partners. They cuddle you, sleep with you, are protective of you, know when you are sad and tries to make you feel better. So in my opinion I think they are pretty romantic.
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Definitely yes!
 
I believe so, not in the human sense as such, but they want to be with you full well knowing some of the effects and even wanting it from you. They will tease, play and seek your attention and give theirs too
 
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