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As far as a chemical release that makes them love you I doubt that happens. I can tell you that I did notice a change in his behavior after we started having sex. He’s gotten very protective of me and almost jealous around others. He’s a very alpha/dominant dog and likes me submissive to him.?
 
DogMom said:
As far as a chemical release that makes them love you I doubt that happens. I can tell you that I did notice a change in his behavior after we started having sex. He’s gotten very protective of me and almost jealous around others. He’s a very alpha/dominant dog and likes me submissive to him.?
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Just like my rottweiler, very protective, jealous and aggressive especially with men.
 
DogMom said:
As far as a chemical release that makes them love you I doubt that happens. I can tell you that I did notice a change in his behavior after we started having sex. He’s gotten very protective of me and almost jealous around others. He’s a very alpha/dominant dog and likes me submissive to him.?
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That is actually quite a sexy trait, especially the latter, coming from a Zoo to a Zoo at least! Still, that aside, I could see the potential issues that may arise from this, lustful thoughts aside. I hope you manage to find the balance that suits your relationship.
 
this is always an interesting question. having a body part inside me is the most intimate act...human or beast! and semen...i think that some of it is absorbed and the hormones or other 'chemicles' in it can have an effect. I think this is true for man or beast as well.

I know there are some on here who dont agree with me, and maybe it is just the satisfying act of sexual intercourse, but there is something that happens that makes me feel fulfilled and happy after sex. over time, the more you do it with the same partner that connection or bond increases. I think that bond is reinforced by receiving the semen and absorbing some of it.

Maybe i am reading into it too much (my inner romantic) but I think sex is something that creates a connection and a bond that that feeling transcends species
 
AriesAngyl said:
this is always an interesting question. having a body part inside me is the most intimate act...human or beast! and semen...i think that some of it is absorbed and the hormones or other 'chemicles' in it can have an effect. I think this is true for man or beast as well.

I know there are some on here who dont agree with me, and maybe it is just the satisfying act of sexual intercourse, but there is something that happens that makes me feel fulfilled and happy after sex. over time, the more you do it with the same partner that connection or bond increases. I think that bond is reinforced by receiving the semen and absorbing some of it.

Maybe i am reading into it too much (my inner romantic) but I think sex is something that creates a connection and a bond that that feeling transcends species
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You know we agree on this 100%
 
There is probably some biological component that plays a small role but I think it would be wrong to give the credit of lovemaking with an animal to a chemical reaction. There is so much more to it.... loving feelings.... intentional flirting, teasing, kissing.....all sorts of actions that increase libido and make the lovemaking that much more desirable. I know whenever I'm about to make love with a doggo I get all blushy and I basically melt into them, they usually chirp and whine a craving whine before pelting me with kisses as I shift my body into position. Sometimes we just get done playing and running around and when we go to sit the dog will nuzzle up under my chin and I'll return the nuzzle and rubbing against them and then they go to mount me :3
 
pupwhoshaggedme said:
There is probably some biological component that plays a small role but I think it would be wrong to give the credit of lovemaking with an animal to a chemical reaction. There is so much more to it.... loving feelings.... intentional flirting, teasing, kissing.....all sorts of actions that increase libido and make the lovemaking that much more desirable. I know whenever I'm about to make love with a doggo I get all blushy and I basically melt into them, they usually chirp and whine a craving whine before pelting me with kisses as I shift my body into position. Sometimes we just get done playing and running around and when we go to sit the dog will nuzzle up under my chin and I'll return the nuzzle and rubbing against them and then they go to mount me :3
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I am not necessarily saying that the biological component is the biggest factor...but i think it plays a role in the bond. there is a lot to it. that being said, without sex, someone can still bond with a dog. i just think the sex and the biological component make it a stronger bond.
 
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DogMom said:
As far as a chemical release that makes them love you I doubt that happens. I can tell you that I did notice a change in his behavior after we started having sex. He’s gotten very protective of me and almost jealous around others. He’s a very alpha/dominant dog and likes me submissive to him.?
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nd what about you
 
AriesAngyl said:
I am not necessarily saying that the biological component is the biggest factor...but i think it plays a role in the bond. there is a lot to it. that being said, without sex, someone can still bond with a dog. i just think the sex and the biological component make it a stronger bond.
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Neither am I denying the biological components existence it plays a role but a lot of the bond is gained from experience as well. And time spent....it's all physical emotional and biological components melding together.
 
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DogMom said:
I find that I do enjoy being submissive to him and I don’t consider him my dog but I consider him my lover. I treat him like he’s my partner and it works out wonderfully. I will say that we have a deep sexual connection and it is really great for us
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Do you ever initiate sex with him or is it always the dog who is in control?
 
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