Nicki's been spayed for 11 years and still humps. She does it when she gets overstimulated. Its not a sign of dominance with her, merely that she's on sensory overload.
Nicki's been spayed for 11 years and still humps. She does it when she gets overstimulated. Its not a sign of dominance with her, merely that she's on sensory overload.
Puppies and dogs do this in play too. My two sometimes "take turns" doing this when they are playing and really wound up. I don't interfere as it doesn't cause any squabbles or problems. I guess it would depend on when she was doing this and how the other dog was reacting whether I'd be concerned or not. Both my dogs have been spayed/neutered since they were 6 months old.
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Well, I've never had, or known of a dog who does this. Maybe they've
all been the exceptions.I believe it could be a dominance thing from what
I've read about it, but I don't have a clue as to what it means.
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Tobey used to do it to Archie when he first joined us - it was a dominance thing to show him who was boss......they have settled down together nicely and have found their own level
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thank you all for you replies. My other dog does not mind at all when she is trying to do that on him. It happens when I am playing with both of them. They both are getting along so far.
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