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Is it possible to do missionary Position with a Mare?
1Ostwind1 Well said, we must also remember this.It is possible even with a big horse. But the mare has to trust you very much and also be taught "this trick".
But as far as I know it is not very good for them. Horse can get a volvulus if she lies on her back for a long time. But if you can "finish" in a couple of minutes then most likely nothing terrible will happen.
But I still would not advise it. The position on her side between her hind legs is also good and much safer for her.
*smiles* 'Perfect' response! Your contributions to the forum are appreciated, valuable and in most instances parallel my own. Thank you. Ditto for @Mare Lover 1975!It is possible even with a big horse. But the mare has to trust you very much and also be taught "this trick".
But as far as I know it is not very good for them. Horse can get a volvulus if she lies on her back for a long time. But if you can "finish" in a couple of minutes then most likely nothing terrible will happen.
But I still would not advise it. The position on her side between her hind legs is also good and much safer for her.
*smiles* We have a little pinto 'lady' here that is about that size that belongs to my best friend/room mate. Her call name is Tater. She's such a little cherub but not overly enamored with our 'affections'. Of late it really doesn't matter as my physical issues make me incapable of 'intimate' embrace...Miniature mares are a thing as well, and yes there's a video of me and my mini here and floating around elsewhere.
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Not a foal, very much a adult miniature mare that was only 26 inches tall.
Sheep the risk is there too, for them it is more positional asphyxiation, or twisted gut, why I tend not to get them in that possitionIt is possible even with a big horse. But the mare has to trust you very much and also be taught "this trick".
But as far as I know it is not very good for them. Horse can get a volvulus if she lies on her back for a long time. But if you can "finish" in a couple of minutes then most likely nothing terrible will happen.
But I still would not advise it. The position on her side between her hind legs is also good and much safer for her.
or, she sneezes! of all the ways I have ever been injured in work or sex, that was a novel one!In addition to the warning above concerning the safety of the mare you also need to be aware of the extremely dangerous position you are in when engaging with a mare in either missionary or "side saddle" intercourse, being rolled over on or taking a hoof to the face can happen without warning, if she wants to move she's going to so always be ready to get out of her way.
Ouchor, she sneezes! of all the ways I have ever been injured in work or sex, that was a novel one!
Her rear leg jetted and I ate her hoof, any harder I'd have some fake teeth, never made that mistake again! Nice lovely amazing thoroughbred gal.Ouch
Let me guess, she head-butted you when she sneezed?
Wasn't expecting thatHer rear leg jetted and I ate her hoof, any harder I'd have some fake teeth, never made that mistake again! Nice lovely amazing thoroughbred gal.
at least her leg was against me so it didn't build to much momentum. but it added a new box on the safety check list
Ya it killed the mood real fast, blood every where (Mine) poor mare felt bad about it too, She knew it did damage but she had 0 intention on that we done it that way before and was great, just well who the hell would expect that!Wasn't expecting that
I figured it involved a sneezing ewe
A hoof to the face is no joke, I damned near ate one from the little mini mare in the picture above and barely avoided it, tiny mare or not that would have hurt