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You can only have sex with him with certain triggers present like a particular room or a smell, then you can ignore him when he tries mounting without that trigger present, and tell guests to ignore that behavior too. You can have sex with him before guests stop he doesn't want to mount, and that should become a habit. Stay consistent. If he's particularly stubborn, you can say timeout when he inappropriately mounts and put him in a bathroom away from people for a minute or two and then let him out.
That sounds like good teaching ? agree
 
You have to train him all around. Dogs who have sex are not “untrained” but I’d argue they have to be better trained than others. Train him not to hump people when they walk in, and then teach him that’s it’s ok to do it other times
 
my answer would be the same as the peeps above said.
in the worst case, for if he is too stubborn then you might need to get that kinda collar with the electric shock. i lt doesn't hurt him really but helps you to teach him when to mount and when not.
 
You have to train him all around. Dogs who have sex are not “untrained” but I’d argue they have to be better trained than others. Train him not to hump people when they walk in, and then teach him that’s it’s ok to do it other times
The only time our two Labs know it's time to hump is when I (or another female) am naked.
As others have offered: the puppy needs to be trained to behave before you begin to entertain the thought of him licking or mounting humans.
Be patient. There is no hurry. Spend time with him naked on the floor so he can explore the female he will someday breed. When you have just panties on, he needs to know it's not time. They are as smart as you train them to be so rewards and verbal NO and LEAVE IT will be rewarded with a well behaved, eager to breed dog in time.
 
The training to "behave appropriately" is essentially the same as training any dog around any source of interest.
Right from early on (ie, well before sexual maturity) follow the dog training guidelines and consider socialised training (classes etc) so that he really fully learns the Sit, Stay, Leave, Down, Calm etc.
If you make that effort and he follows those commands and is a good, obedient, boy when it comes to food, or cars, or toys, or furniture etc - then I can assure you he will be a good boy in the bedroom too.
Also, don't mistake an obedient dog for a submissive one. Obedience is just about him knowing when he has to put a lid on his innate doggy enthusiasm and instincts. Once he gets the command that he's allowed to indulge them, don't worry - he'll be as delighted and eager to follow his urges as an untrained dog. More so maybe. Trust me.
 
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