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Old 06-01-2008, 10:00 PM
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Humping....

My dog has a habit of humping my children, mainly my son.
He is the one that runs around playing and rolling on the floor with her the most.
And the next minuite she has hold of his arm or leg giving it all she has got!!!!
I was wondering if it was because she was excited through playing that she does it.

Any ideas??
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Old 07-01-2008, 06:35 AM
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Re: Humping....

maybe dominance?
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Old 23-01-2008, 10:31 AM
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Re: Humping....

Our puppy has a habit of humping a cuddly bunny that he especially likes humping after his evening meal! I think it is a sign of dominance and shouldn't be encouraged although apparently males and females are known for humping. Perhaps when she does it your son should say 'no' and refuse to play with her for a few minutes. It can cause problems when the pet is adult. I'm not sure what to do about our pups humping behaviour as my partner and I thought it funny when he started doing it and still find it amusing - we could be setting ourselves up for problems later! Are you planning to neuter your pup? I think the behaviour settles down when they are neutured/castrated.
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Re: Humping....

Already explained by the members above - its through excitement and a touch of dominence - as DH has said a good firm NO should have her knowing its wrong to do
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Old 24-01-2008, 04:20 PM
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Our puppy has a habit of humping a cuddly bunny that he especially likes humping after his evening meal! I think it is a sign of dominance and shouldn't be encouraged although apparently males and females are known for humping. Perhaps when she does it your son should say 'no' and refuse to play with her for a few minutes. It can cause problems when the pet is adult. I'm not sure what to do about our pups humping behaviour as my partner and I thought it funny when he started doing it and still find it amusing - we could be setting ourselves up for problems later! Are you planning to neuter your pup? I think the behaviour settles down when they are neutured/castrated.

Some of the worst humpers I know were neutered before puberty.

Very few entire fully adult members of both species hump unless a bitch is in season when both will.
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Old 24-01-2008, 04:34 PM
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Re: Humping....

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My dog has a habit of humping my children, mainly my son.
He is the one that runs around playing and rolling on the floor with her the most.
And the next minuite she has hold of his arm or leg giving it all she has got!!!!
I was wondering if it was because she was excited through playing that she does it.

Any ideas??
At the training club I go to,they recommend that when a dog does that,to firstly,as everyone else has said,say a firm "no!",then walk away and ignore it for five minutes or so.It worked with one of mine!
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It is most likely excitement through play, a good firm no should do the trick
i agree ,a good firm poke in the neck every time should work
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