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	<title>Comments on: How to React When Your Dog Humps Another Dog</title>
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		<title>By: ska</title>
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		<description>What to do when a female dog gets on top of a male dog and starts humping him, when the dogs have little social skils if and dominance issues in general?</description>
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		<title>By: DorothyUk</title>
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		<description>Humping is a delicate subject, hopefully I can comment on this without appearing to be crude. 
 
Most of my dogs have been neutered GSD&#8217;s.  Regardless, I think that GSD&#8217;s have a low sex drive; and I have never had this problem with my dogs. I know that dogs do hump, however if they do not know what to do about their burning desire to copulate,   they will hump. They are oblivious to the social niceties and they need to cope with their desires.  
 
There are intelligent people (perverts) who want to experience all aspects of sexual gratification. Our dogs do not know that most people frown upon this. I think that when a dog humps, we should ignore this and involve it in more exercise and training. Let&#8217;s face it; dogs love training and its rewards. 
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<p>Most of my dogs have been neutered GSD&rsquo;s.  Regardless, I think that GSD&rsquo;s have a low sex drive; and I have never had this problem with my dogs. I know that dogs do hump, however if they do not know what to do about their burning desire to copulate,   they will hump. They are oblivious to the social niceties and they need to cope with their desires.  </p>
<p>There are intelligent people (perverts) who want to experience all aspects of sexual gratification. Our dogs do not know that most people frown upon this. I think that when a dog humps, we should ignore this and involve it in more exercise and training. Let&rsquo;s face it; dogs love training and its rewards.</p>
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