KnottyArizonaBambi
Tourist
Hi! My pup is 6 months old and fully intact. Large breed and shows interest in me sexually. Is he old enough to let him explore more with me and possibly mount?
When is he old enough?
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Zetaman40
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No. He's not mature. 6 months is still a puppy. Wait until He's atleast 12 to 18 months old.
KnottyArizonaBambi
Tourist
I’m new to this, which is why I’m looking for the feedback
Okami
Citizen of Zooville
Generally, it’s when they starting lifting their leg and/or start showing interest sexually. 6 months is fine if you ask me. Any earlier than that would be a no. The earlier you start, the easier it’ll be for him to understand what you want and to learn. If you wait til 18 months, your chances of him catching on and understanding what you want drop significantly.
Thisisnotabot
Tourist
Maybe as a nice middle point you could wait for the 12 months, sexually mature and not too far in time.
Six months is barely mid to late puberty which is like saying that a 12-13 year old human is good to go. How about you let them reach adulthood so they can properly develop mentally?
Mnhmongfreak
Tourist
Every boys dream to fuck a older women.. let him have a go!
caikgoch
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
In the How To Section there are whole essays on the subject. Look there and think carefully.
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Will cause you pain and heartbreak for their own entertainment.
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Okami
Citizen of Zooville
People love comparing dogs to humans as if any comparison holds weight. If you think waiting til they’re fully mature at 18-24+ months is right, by all means, that’s totally cool. But in my opinion that’s far too long to wait to wait if you want your dog to be a loving partner. But that’s the beauty of it...it’s my opinion and my dog, and it doesn’t affect you at all. Isn’t it wonderful?
Also, for shits and giggles since you want to bring humans into this, remind me how many humans wait til they’re fully mentally developed before having sex?
saddlebum66
Supreme Citizen of ZV
And of course, breed has nothing to do with it? A minimum of a year is average. Giant breeds may not be ready for 25-30 months. SOME may never show interest, and if thats the case, then what? An owner thinking the dog is broken, the owner is broken or both.
To the OP...take it slow and let the dog show you when hes ready. Leg-lifting consistently is a good guide.
Okami
Citizen of Zooville
When did I say breed has nothing to do with it? I said it’s ok when a dog starts lifting it’s leg consistently and/or shows sexual interest. Which may be as early as 6 months irregardless of breed. It may take til 12 months, or 18. I didn’t say to start all dogs at 6 months. But if they’re showing clear signs of interest at 6 months, in my opinion that’s ok.
saddlebum66
Supreme Citizen of ZV
Which is counter to any advice I ever heard, and to anything I've ever practiced. At six months any dog is still a pup. Socialization and bonding with the owner is probably critical at that point. Thats a life-priority no matter how you look at the problem.
You certainly implied breed was unimportant, since you said nothing about that. Given lifespan variances, its a major consideration. Instead you floated a generalization about others thinking canines and humans could ever be compared. Direct comparison is not really possible, but indirectly, there are a lot of similar stages. You asked how many humans wait til theyre fully mentally developed? Good point, but there is one of those Variations. Dogs generally are taught their trade by an experienced canine bitch. In humans that MIGHT be illegal.
For shits and giggles, you said. Okeydoke, thats pretty scientifical, there, Doc. Just remember....the newbs coming in here asking usually know what they want, but they dont have a clue of how to get there. Simple, slow, steady advice, that doesnt call for a lot of judgement is the best thing you can give.
Bluephoenyx
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
As others said, you should wait a bit, he's still too young, maybe after 12 months or so he'll be ready, maybe he'll mount, but his mind still isn't ready, you'll notice it later
Mn42as
Citizen of Zooville
It verry different with each dog but at least wait till he's 12 months old, my advice is listen to @saddlebum66 or any other very experienced member here.
yes and it's not like a dog is just preprogrammed to jump on you.
RandomNameGenerated
Citizen of Zooville
And some never will
caikgoch
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
And how many humans have something go wrong and turn them against sex for life because they can't understand what just happened and no one can explain it to them?
<sarcasm> But then it's just a dog and if you mess up this one you can always trade him in on a new one. </sarcasm>
Age:
1. "Adolescence in dogs marks their sexual maturity, usually between 8 and 12 months."
Generally speaking you should not attempt to masturbate a dog until he is sexually mature. You should wait for the dog to show sexual behavior like interest in females and mounting/humping.
(https://pmcofedmond.com/pet-education/puppy-dog-vet/dog-stages-of-life/)
www.zoovilleforum.net
2. "When Do Puppies Reach Sexual Maturity?
The timing of sexual maturity is largely size- and breed-dependent. So, talk to your vet and breeder about your puppy. Sexual maturity in puppies typically begins to occur between 6-to-9 months of age, although certain giant breeds may not reach sexual maturity until they are older."
(https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/sexual-maturity-in-puppies-what-to-expect/)
3. "Sexual Maturity. The onset of sexual maturity (puberty) is triggered by hormonal changes that lead to physical and behavioral changes. Generally speaking, puppies will start to mature sexually between 7 and 10 months of age."
(https://www.guidedog.org/PuppyRaising/PuppyRaiserManual/CareAndHealth/Sexual_Maturity.aspx)
You can always check your information with veterinarian literature and from various sources.
1. "Adolescence in dogs marks their sexual maturity, usually between 8 and 12 months."
Generally speaking you should not attempt to masturbate a dog until he is sexually mature. You should wait for the dog to show sexual behavior like interest in females and mounting/humping.
(https://pmcofedmond.com/pet-education/puppy-dog-vet/dog-stages-of-life/)
How to masturbate and orally please a male dog: A guide to oral sex.
Oral sex it more or less about masturbating a male dog with the added benefit that in the end you do the masturbation with your mouth. So lets begin with how to masturbate a dog. Castration/neutering: The purpose of castration is the removal of sexual behavior. "Another benefit of castration is...
www.zoovilleforum.net
2. "When Do Puppies Reach Sexual Maturity?
The timing of sexual maturity is largely size- and breed-dependent. So, talk to your vet and breeder about your puppy. Sexual maturity in puppies typically begins to occur between 6-to-9 months of age, although certain giant breeds may not reach sexual maturity until they are older."
(https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/sexual-maturity-in-puppies-what-to-expect/)
3. "Sexual Maturity. The onset of sexual maturity (puberty) is triggered by hormonal changes that lead to physical and behavioral changes. Generally speaking, puppies will start to mature sexually between 7 and 10 months of age."
(https://www.guidedog.org/PuppyRaising/PuppyRaiserManual/CareAndHealth/Sexual_Maturity.aspx)
You can always check your information with veterinarian literature and from various sources.
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Goattobeloved
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
I suppose every kid wants to open the Xmas presents the night before Hahaha
First post mentions large breed, so those take even some extra time.
Just some patience and go slowly. You sure do not want to create a first bad experience.
First post mentions large breed, so those take even some extra time.
Just some patience and go slowly. You sure do not want to create a first bad experience.
Okami
Citizen of Zooville
The breed of the dog affects when and how early they mature. And I said you should he going by when the individual dog matures. So I guess in a sense, breed sorta doesn’t matter as not every dog of the same breed will mature the same.
Simple, slow, steady advice...that is what I gave. Just because you or others disagree doesn’t make my advice bad, wrong, or otherwise insignificant.
Okami
Citizen of Zooville
Again, humans and dogs are not comparable. If a human has a bad sexual experience, then it’s their own fault. Unless you’re talking about rape, in which case that’s completely different and not even in this conversation. If a human chooses to forgo sex over 1 bad experience, that’s their choice. Dogs don’t work the same. We initiate something...either they’re into it and enjoy or, or they’re not and forget about it. That’s it. You’re acting as if your touch a dogs sheath at 6 months and suddenly they’re mentally retarded and scarred for life. Again, if we’re talking about rape, that’s totally different. But you’re assuming that people introducing a dog to sex too young, and forcing the dog into sex are one and the same. Which couldn’t be more untrue.
caikgoch
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
And that is the classic pedo argument.
The point is that the dog is taking the risk so you can have your cookie a few months sooner. That is not a Zoo attitude.
Okami
Citizen of Zooville
Sure, ignore 80% of my message and start comparing me to a pedo. Typical Zooville response. Why do I even bother interacting with this god forsaken forum. It’s filled with nothing but holier than thou elitist bigots who think their views are the fucking 10 commandments of zoophilia, and anyone who even remotely strays from their views is a pedo or a sadist. Way to foster a welcome community.
News flash, just like the rest of the world, people have different views and opinions. If you don’t like that, too fucking bad. Get over it.
nekdoneco123
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
i'd say wait for at least 12 months old regardless of breed... let him be a puppy and work on your bond/relationship, not his penis.
nekdoneco123
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
is it still a "too fucking bad. get over it." opinion if it can possibly lead to serious hindrance in proper mental development of a puppy? i can see putting a six month old "in charge" leading to that pretty easily if he's not really ready...
then again, nor you or me know this particular boy so who knows... i used to know one who was very "into it" at only seven months old and he was almost giant size-wise (doggo argentino crossed with something tall. maybe great dane). it's just, i'm on team "better safe than sorry" all the way... what is there to rush anyway? waiting a few more months just to be sure is nothing if they have the rest of their lives to enjoy the ride
KnottyArizonaBambi
Tourist
I’m willing to wait as long as it takes, his mental needs will always come before my sexual needs. I’ve just never had a pup to form this bond with, so trying to gather up as much information as possible!
Okami
Citizen of Zooville
Better safe than sorry is not always the best mindset to have. Better safe than sorry is what 90% of people claim when they spay/neuter their dog at 8 weeks old. Better safe than sorry is what PETA and most shelters say when they euthanize thousands of dogs for showing “aggressive behavior” when the poor dogs are just terrified.
I personally know a dog that started at 6 months and is now the best, most perfectly well behaved, and most friendly dog I’ve ever met. I’m addition to being very sexually actively and loves it. Again, every dog is different. And that’s why I didn’t say to start every dog at 6 months. Just that it’s ok IMO if they’re ready for it. It’s up to the owner to make that call.