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What is your dream zoo life?

Howlsindelight

Howlsindelight

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So the premise is pretty simple, what lifestyle do you desire most? What type of animal companion do you want, how many would you want, male or female, where would you live, etc. For me, I would want to live in a log cabin in the mountains in Northern Washington State where it is almost always cold. I would have a German shepherd or husky female as a mate. I would love to live out my days as a writer, my desk facing away from a crackling fire with my dog at my feet. I would spend my free time exploring the wilderness with her. I would cherish her, drink fine spirits, and pick my own food from my vegetable garden. It would be a simple life, but a beautiful one at that.
 
I want 2-3 intact male dogs of a certain rare breed, a kinky, dominant but politically-aligned-with-me human male partner who's either zoo himself or supportive of my activities I.E. helps me get tied, a nice size house on the outskirts of the city w mature trees & a garden & a backyard pond, and still working from home, mostly making art.

I just want to make art & take care of plants & animals and have a lot of raunchy sex w men & animals and not be consumed by anxiety for how I'm gonna keep myself fed & sheltered all the time, that's all I want out of life
 
If I could pick up and move my house to the countryside with a pasture containing a shire mare or stallion for trail ridding and... other things,, would be amazing. Other than that, I pretty much am living the dream.
 
Howlsindelight said:
For me, I would want to live in a log cabin in the mountains in Northern Washington State where it is almost always cold. I would have a German shepherd or husky female as a mate. I would love to live out my days as a writer, my desk facing away from a crackling fire with my dog at my feet. I would spend my free time exploring the wilderness with her. I would cherish her, drink fine spirits, and pick my own food from my vegetable garden. It would be a simple life, but a beautiful one at that.
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That’s my dream life as well! I’m living in a tiny house that I’m building in a valley in NW Washington state with mountains on both sides that are great for exploring and I will soon be getting a puppy (female shepherd) who’s gonna grow up on this farm (which is currently only occupied by me and some goats and a cat).
So yeah! Make it happen brother!
 
Get a female crocodile, a house with an indoor pool for her, good friends, some guns to feel safer, no problems with law (it's already hard to find a place that would just let me have a croc and the law tends to change...). A warm climate without winters would be nice as well. Stable economy where I don't have to think about securing my funds (yeah, that's not gonna happen) and ideally to get all of that within 4 years.
 
I just want to live alone with my dog in a simple apartment in a nice neighborhood and I wish he would get older than dogs normally do, but the last part is just a fantasy :/
 
V4rmint said:
I want 2-3 intact male dogs of a certain rare breed, a kinky, dominant but politically-aligned-with-me human male partner who's either zoo himself or supportive of my activities I.E. helps me get tied, a nice size house on the outskirts of the city w mature trees & a garden & a backyard pond, and still working from home, mostly making art.

I just want to make art & take care of plants & animals and have a lot of raunchy sex w men & animals and not be consumed by anxiety for how I'm gonna keep myself fed & sheltered all the time, that's all I want out of life
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Wow, you just described me and my ideal woman?
 
Would be living in a cabin by the woods and maybe near lake or something. Having a boyfriend whose a bit chubby and muscly too. Having two dogs, one female husky and other maybe male rottie or akita. and just living pretty calm life doing maybe axe work or something physical around the area, and on a general; playing games, spending time with the dogs and bf. overall hobbies u know. and then spending rest of free time in kinky action, making zoo content with camera and the two dogs while my bf also participates eagerly on the act. being tender to them and making them both enjoy anal, rimming, eating out, breeding, all that. along with them assisting added pleasure with their tongues while me and my bf fuck eachother ect.

Would be heavenly life.
 
My dreamstarts with hitting the lotto for a pile. With that buy a mountain property on a secluded or small private lake with LOTS of acreage so there are no close neighbors but close enough to a small town for groceries and supplies I can't grow. I would then add to that property a modest home as I want the money to last and not go broke heating the place. Attached to the home would be a small breeding kennel with multiple larger girls for play time as well as pups to sell as needed. On the other side of the home would be a small barn with at least one pony or mini mare. If there is to be a hairless ape in the picture she must be very attractive veterinarian very much into zoo as well so she can keep the critters all healthy . That will, of course, mean a fair number of boy pets for her.

We will, for grins, have a fleet of neat cars/ trucks and, of course, all this will be in a state without a single anti zoo law on the books so we can play anytime, anywhere on our property
 
Realistically, just being able to have a canine partner along with my human one without it causing issues.

If we're talking fantasy, definitely just living somewhere with a bunch of horny animals. Not having a care in the world beyond making each other feel good.
 
Reconscope said:
Who was your BF if you dont mind me asking?
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I don't mind, thanks for asking! It feels difficult to answer though, because there is so much to say—I mean, how could I summarize his life in a post? On the other hand I have to be careful, because there is information about him online outside zoo-forums. This is also why I won't post a photo here.

He was a very open Labrador, friendly and trusting towards everyone with the exception of unknown intact male dogs who would be possible rivals. He always accompanied me in daily life or on journeys. He was neither submissive nor did he try to submit me. He was very affectionate and caring. He didn't mind fireworks or thunder—the only thing he was afraid of was water when I got him, but we worked together to overcome his fear and then he loved swimming too. He cherished cats, although few appreciated his attention. His bark ratio was maybe one woof per month or less than that, so he was calm, despite being energetic. He was great at retrieving things—not just our toys or sticks, he also found many balls other dogs had apparently lost over the years. He almost never complained, although he felt a lot of pain especially in his later years due to a chronic health issue. He was the most uncomplicated dog at the vet who actually liked going there. He was interested in his surrounding and liked to sniff as well as leave traces. When in doubt, he classified stuff as food—his appetite was as big as his heart. He won a beauty contest once (not that he cared). He was very kissable and naturally smelled wonderful.

He took my virginity and taught me about erogenous zones of my body that I had not known about. I stayed exclusive with him during all his and my best years.
 
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I like that people here mostly dream of a simple life.

There is nothing inherently wrong with a big property in a beautiful landscape, many animals, cars, money, whatever, but on the other hand you don't need so much. When basic needs like shelter and food are met, being healthy and with someone sexy one loves is awesome. The more material stuff you have, the more things you need to take care of. Less baggage means less responsibility to be stressed about and you don't need to worry whether your friends are really friends or just want a piece of the cake.
 
Tailo said:
I don't mind, thanks for asking! It feels difficult to answer though, because there is so much to say—I mean, how could I summarize his life in a post? On the other hand I have to be careful, because there is information about him online outside zoo-forums. This is also why I won't post a photo here.

He was a very open Labrador, friendly and trusting towards everyone with the exception of unknown intact male dogs who would be possible rivals. He always accompanied me in daily life or on journeys. He was neither submissive nor did he try to submit me. He was very affectionate and caring. He didn't mind fireworks or thunder—the only thing he was afraid of was water when I got him, but we worked together to overcome his fear and then he loved swimming too. He cherished cats, although few appreciated his attention. His bark ratio was maybe one woof per month or less than that, so he was calm, despite being energetic. He was great at retrieving things—not just our toys or sticks, he also found many balls other dogs had apparently lost over the years. He almost never complained, although he felt a lot of pain especially in his later years due to a chronic health issue. He was the most uncomplicated dog at the vet who actually liked going there. He was interested in his surrounding and liked to sniff as well as leave traces. When in doubt, he classified stuff as food—his appetite was as big as his heart. He won a beauty contest once (not that he cared). He was very kissable and naturally smelled wonderful.

He took my virginity and taught me about ergogenic zones of my body that I had not known about. I stayed exclusive with him during all his and my best years.
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He sounds very amazing personality. you 2 had quite the adventure during your lives. Was it time or an accident that concluded it? If you dont wanna share details you dont have to.
 
Reconscope said:
He sounds very amazing personality. you 2 had quite the adventure during your lives. Was it time or an accident that concluded it? If you dont wanna share details you dont have to.
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Yes, he had a very good personality. People sometimes told me that I must be a kind person, if my dog is so nice. This felt awkward, because I didn't create his character. He just was like that and I was lucky to be with him. He died at an old age. I asked the vet to euthanize him when he could not get up anymore, not even with help, and had stopped eating. His body didn't work anymore and there was no chance for him to recover. In the end, death was a relief for him after a long life. There is not much to regret. I know that you guys who lose beloved ones surprisingly to an accident must cope with a much bigger shock. Nevertheless life feels pointless without him and so far things have not gotten better with time for me, but worse.
 
Tailo said:
Yes, he had a very good personality. People sometimes told me that I must be a kind person, if my dog is so nice. This felt awkward, because I didn't create his character. He just was like that and I was lucky to be with him. He died at an old age. I asked the vet to euthanize him when he could not get up anymore, not even with help, and had stopped eating. His body didn't work anymore and there was no chance for him to recover. In the end, death was a relief for him after a long life. There is not much to regret. I know that you guys who lose beloved ones surprisingly to an accident must cope with a much bigger shock. Nevertheless life feels pointless without him and so far things have not gotten better with time for me, but worse.
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i mean he lived a full life so thats something to celebrate unlike mine. how did your life get worse or is it more like "i wish he was here" type of thing?
is that why your profile pic is a howling wolf (looks as if a sad howl based on its expression with the tears looking inky)?
 
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