I completely agree with this and share these feelings
Why are we into beastiality?
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Ozguy49
Citizen of Zooville
Great question which i wish i could answer for myself as well. I have been into this lifestyle for a long time and from the very beginning seeing a male dog and human female mating and knotted has always seemed so natural to me. It's almost like mother nature always intended for it to happen which explains why women and dogs are so compatible sexually. I also think it tapps into a very pure primal breeding instinct which is part of every animals DNA since our existance.
Whatever the reasons i'm so glad i discovered it when i did
Zeta17492
Lurker
That's actually a very good point haha
Unfortunately, we humans tend to think of our species as separate from the countless others who have existed.
I always go back to science and genetics when trying to figure out such things. Evolution is simply a process of various species spawning new genetic designs that are similar to the original host and thus start with the known working options of the host with some slight modifications. So we all inherited the sexual pattern of the ancestor species. If these new changes don't serve a new proto-species well, then it does not survive and multiply. New species diverge off and with each generation become more divergent from the base host than the last.
So males being horny is absolutely necessary to the species multiplying. Women must also have sufficient sexual desire. But since we inherited the base pattern from another species (and they from yet another) it is rational to assume that wide ranges of species have desires and pleasure mechanisms in common. It is surprising that all animals don't exhibit a higher level of cross species sexual appetites, but there is a bias against sexual desire that does not generate viable offspring, and over time this seems to rein in the hanky panky between species.
But when two incompatible species (species that cannot produce viable babies together) find they can have a lot of pleasure mating nonetheless, then we see examples like the bonobo monkeys and deer in Japan that regularly fool around with each other. This is learned behavior however, and the young are not born dreaming of mating outside their species. But since humans have developed such large (though often defective) brains, they tend to experiment and learn how to experience pleasure more readily than more primitive species). The great thing is just how much fun we can have exploring these possibilities.
Two Dogs Deep
Citizen of Zooville
I'm not that concerned with why I like one flavor over another, same with this, different flavors
goodboy_brazil
Tourist
i wish i was that lucky lmao
i've fantasized about large dogs since i was a teen... almost 30 now, still a zoo virgin
Misty
Lurker
For me, I think it’s the raw lust and desire that plays a huge role in it. Animals are always showing real emotions, because they are not “programmed” to either lie or pretend. So for me, there is nothing more thrilling than seeing a male dog for example, that is clearly showing what he wants to do with me. He licks because he wants to. He shows the enjoyment and lust when he feels it. And there is nothing else that makes me feel wanted like a dog does. 
and the bond between a dog and an owner is something special.
But then again. I have had a thing for zoophilia long before I knew I something like this existed. And long before I knew much about it, so I’m pretty sure a lot of it is “embedded” in our DNA as well. Because I have loved it as long as I can remember, even before I knew people actually had sex with animals. I just thought I was the only one who would fantasize about something like that.
Just like there are gay people, pedophiles, people that get turned on by their car, bisexuals, etc - I think we are born this way, some with more attraction and lust than others of course. But I believe that we are “unchangable” when it comes to this preference. And then the rest of our personal norms and values shapes us into what kind of zoophilia we turn out to be. Just like all the rest of human beings out there
and the bond between a dog and an owner is something special. But then again. I have had a thing for zoophilia long before I knew I something like this existed. And long before I knew much about it, so I’m pretty sure a lot of it is “embedded” in our DNA as well. Because I have loved it as long as I can remember, even before I knew people actually had sex with animals. I just thought I was the only one who would fantasize about something like that.
Just like there are gay people, pedophiles, people that get turned on by their car, bisexuals, etc - I think we are born this way, some with more attraction and lust than others of course. But I believe that we are “unchangable” when it comes to this preference. And then the rest of our personal norms and values shapes us into what kind of zoophilia we turn out to be. Just like all the rest of human beings out there
TantsPants
Zooville Settler
For me, the taboo nature of it definitely plays a part. But I think it's also partly that I've always found it easier to 'connect' with animals generally than with people. Not that I have trouble connecting with people or maintaining relationships, just that a human-dog bond feels like it flows more naturally.
melbman55
Zooville Settler
It tastes pretty good!
remiicario
Tourist
I can agree with this, my interest sparked from a friend showing me some zoo videos and I was hooked, imagining what sort of intimate experience I can get from it.
Mountainnsea
Zooville Settler
You have nice thought at this topic
Thank you.You have nice thought at this topic
ppppppp7
Tourist
I can only speak for myself and my experience. I think growing up with dogs heavily formed my desires as far as what I enjoy in an intimate partner. Trust, loyalty, simplicity, unconditional love. Dogs just "get it". Earn their trust and you have a friend for life (I grew up with breeds that prefer being a part of the pack and not indifferent cat-dogs). When they treat you as one of their own, you want to belong with them as much as they want to belong with you. One can't be blamed for wanting to give and receive love from their companion, even if (especially if) it's considered taboo. My dogs were and are special to me. I want the absolute best for them and our relationship. Looking into the eyes of your dog and communicating with them is as special a relationship as any human relationship I've had. It's beautiful and I love it
dinding555
Lurker
Because nature is a thing.
x51
Citizen of Zooville
same, except to a greater degree beyond dont like humans that much.
AlishaBBFB
Lurker
There’s something oddly attractive in certain animals genitalia, I can’t explain but the cocks, pussies and assholes of some animals just attract me more than humans. I feel that our evolutionary instincts have encouraged us to fulfil our sexual needs anyway how, human or not.
Enthrusted
Tourist
Because sex is nice and pleasure is good for you.