Do dogs get jealous of one another...this just happened I have been letting my male dog lick me trying to get him to mount me, we are working on sex. He just growled and got between my female dog and myself wouldn't let her near me. Had to put her out of room for her safety.
Jealousy
- Thread starter Keke5050
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Claim me??? I thought that's what I wanted for him to b my lover to claim me accept me. I kinda got excited he was so protective what should I expect since he has claimed me
My dogs have never done this to me, even though everyone is in the room when we have sex. Although they are all female dogs to me.
nekdoneco123
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
make sure it's not a behavior you want to see from him, seize all sexual activity with him when he does that for as long as it takes for him to get the "that's a no no" message.
my current boy did something similar when we were "playing" and my girl got close trying to "get some" as well... took a few days for him to understand.
you really don't want this sort of behavior. if he gets this protective when another member of the "pack" gets close. he very well may start doing this with strangers during other activities like walking.
you can even have them even take turns in the same room if you set their boundaries properly.
my current boy did something similar when we were "playing" and my girl got close trying to "get some" as well... took a few days for him to understand.
you really don't want this sort of behavior. if he gets this protective when another member of the "pack" gets close. he very well may start doing this with strangers during other activities like walking.
dogs don't "claim" mates. they can get dominant and aggressive over their mates in the moment (most male animals are very "i want it now!" selfish when it comes to sex since it feels good), but i'd hardly call that "claiming". this "dominance" usually goes away when the male showing it gets his rocks off. if they "claimed" their mates, litters with multiple fathers wouldn't be a thing. they are, when multiple males have access to the same female during heat.
you can even have them even take turns in the same room if you set their boundaries properly.
"Claiming" in the same sense a dog claims a bone or a toy or a sofa (ie. resource guarding). That behavior has to be carefully watched and managed to ensure it doesn't turn into a bite. I'm not going to argue about this any further. Everyone is welcome to their opinion and I can't force anyone to put the welfare of their animals ahead of their fetish.
Ty for your feedback
Ty for your feedback
Kazegami
Citizen of Zooville
Nekdonco was not disputing what you said so much that the welfare of the animal wasn't important. I never get this constant need to seem superior to the thoughts of others, "I cant force anyone to put the welfare of the animals ahead of their fetish", yet there was just a nuanced difference in the word "claim". Perhaps it is the nature of something so taboo, but it is just needless division.
SashaHonda
Zooville Settler
Me and my gf's dogs do get jealous of one another at times. Thankfully we've paired ourselves off and it has done wonders. I'm more attracted to my german shepherd, Simon, while my sister enjoys Rex, our black lab. We do switch sometimes, but keeping this sort of pairing has been good for them and also us. We're like two married couples living in the same home lol
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ausdarkhorse
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I would implore you to do some research on canine behaviour, and particularly things like littermate syndrome (incase your two dogs are of very similiar or exact age.
It will answer most of your questions or concerns.