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What’s a great dog for a young female new to zoo?

Justcoolofc said:
I’ve been thinking about getting a yorki cause they’re amazing ofc ✨ & plus I had a great experience with my aunts yorki. But I want a dog than can do more than lick. I need to be knotted!! Like dick is my go to. Want a big dog but not too big where I can’t control him, I’m only 5’1 ? Any dog breed suggestions?
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if you are just talking about how big he is for mating, each is different but labs a good general start. Though I have seen some smaller to medium that are huge for their size.
 
Justcoolofc said:
I’ve been thinking about getting a yorki cause they’re amazing ofc ✨ & plus I had a great experience with my aunts yorki. But I want a dog than can do more than lick. I need to be knotted!! Like dick is my go to. Want a big dog but not too big where I can’t control him, I’m only 5’1 ? Any dog breed suggestions?
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well more about the temperament, essentially you're going to want one of the "bigger" breeds but also make sure that Unneutered, he is well trained and a good boy. Labs are good but they can be big and derpy if not well trained properly. My last boy was a rotwieller cross, and he was ideal mix of chill and horny when he was presented with a new girl to mount.

Personally I am a fan of big dog "mixed breeds" myself and make sure they have a chill temperament.
 
bumpkin said:
I am thinking about getting a Pyrenees as a flock companion. I have read that they are a solitary breed. But I guess it all depends on how they are raised.
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They're semi-solitary. They're more independent. You might think he's your dog, but he doesn't know that. He will go wherever he wants and come back on his own time.
 
Will10112020 said:
They're semi-solitary. They're more independent. You might think he's your dog, but he doesn't know that. He will go wherever he wants and come back on his own time.
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That is fine as a flock shepherd, but how does it translate to a zoo companion? I have read that they don't agree with being house/yard bound. Will he be interested? Will he only come back when he feels like sex, or perhaps when his female owner is in ‘season’. Will he quickly breed her and then disappear?
 
I have no idea. I'm exclusively attracted to women, and particularly to women that are open to zoo. The Pyrenees I used to have was strictly a pet.

I imagine if your yard is big enough and if you're his female, he won't venture too far for very long, especially if you walk with him.
 
Justcoolofc said:
I’ve been thinking about getting a yorki cause they’re amazing ofc ✨ & plus I had a great experience with my aunts yorki. But I want a dog than can do more than lick. I need to be knotted!! Like dick is my go to. Want a big dog but not too big where I can’t control him, I’m only 5’1 ? Any dog breed suggestions?
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I'd recommend a lab. My daughter was pretty small and on the younger side when she first took our lab mix.
 
ADreamOfLiberty said:
I'd like to echo this. I'd not outright condemn choosing a breed with quality of sex in mind but people easily fool themselves into thinking they can predict a relationship based on overblown generalizations about breeds.

You're going to be spending 99% of the time not having sex and if you're spending any significant amount of that time lamenting your inability to physically overpower the dog you're not going to be happy.

aka I really don't see the purpose of people getting smaller dogs as if that means 'obedient' or 'easy to live with'. If you have a relationship where they fight you on everything it's going to be bad regardless of their size.

Now the activity level is a different matter entirely. GSDs and the like just have too much energy for most people to keep up. Sure you can be strong enough to hold a GSD or a husky back but if you're doing that constantly it's not a good situation for anyone. People should not get active dogs (and I mean individually and not just by breed) without having an outlet.

This is a non-issue for people with enough land to let them run around off leash, but not everyone is in that position.
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Thanks you make really good points. Dogs require a big commitment and it’s important to be sure that level of commitment can be met.
 

Don't just buy a dog to have sex with.​

For a beginner at 5’1, I’d suggest a medium to large-ish breed, somewhere in the 40 to 70 lb range. Big enough to give you that knot experience you’re craving, Labrador Retriever: Around 55 to 80 lbs, super friendly, and easy to train. Their penis runs 6 to 8 inches erect, with a knot that swells to about 2 to 3 inches across, like a big egg or small tennis ball. Perfect for knotting without overwhelming you, and they’re chill enough to handle at your height. My friend’s Lab was her first, and she said it was intense but doable right off the bat. Boxer: 50 to 70 lbs, playful but loyal. Similar size down there, maybe 7 to 9 inches with a 2 to 3 inch knot. They’ve got energy but respond well to commands, so you won’t feel overpowered. Plus, their short coat’s low maintenance, which is a bonus when you’re learning the ropes. Australian Shepherd: 40 to 65 lbs, smart and agile. Probably 6 to 8 inches with a knot around 2 to 3 inches too. They’re not as stocky as a Lab, so easier to maneuver for a smaller gal like you, and they bond tight, which is key for this.

These breeds give you that “big dog” vibe without tipping into “too big” territory. My Pitbull’s knot at 2 to 3 inches stretches me plenty, and at 5’1, you’d feel it for sure, hot, firm, and locked in, without needing a ladder to manage him! A Great Dane or Mastiff (10 to 11 inches, softball knots) might be too much starting out, control-wise and physically. Tips to make it smooth: Pick a male, 2 to 4 years old, young but not a wild puppy. Spend weeks bonding, walks, play, treats, so he trusts you. When it’s time, use tons of lube, water-based, and start on your knees with a pillow. Let him lead, he’ll knot when he’s ready. Trim his nails too, scratches hurt more than the stretch at your size! It’ll be a jolt at first, my mutt’s 8 incher was, but it turns into this wild, full rush fast.:)
 
NewKnotEnthusiast said:
Holy heck so much information relevant to me and it’s overwhelming me quickly 🫣
I’m guessing perhaps my boy would be too small to even try getting his little knot in me? Wasn’t expecting to have lab as a starting size 🫠
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Too small” to try, just different. My first dog was medium, 50-ish lbs, and his knot, maybe 2 inches, locked in fine with some wiggling. A little guy’s knot might not stretch you much, more like a quick pop and slip, but it can still happen if he’s eager. You’d feel him, warm and fast, just not that big full lock like my Mastiff’s softball-sized deal. Wasn’t expecting Lab-scale either, huh? I threw that out ‘cause it’s beginner-friendly, not too huge. If your pup’s tiny, it’s less “will it fit” and more “will it stay,” since small knots tie looser.
 
I have had labs for 40 years and I can say they are excellent. Now mind you I spend 90 minutes a day in the backyard shooting tennis balls for him to bring back. If you have time to do stuff like that you have no better dog. My ex wife was 5'2" she had no problems even when we had 3 of those in the house. They are very gentle.
 
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