My dog is mounting my son!
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wrote on 31 Aug 2007, 18:32 last edited by
and what we call "air" humping… and especially a young male.
Our female neutered dog does that to our male????
I never knew females air hump. I have picture some where of her, but I'll spare you it.
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wrote on 31 Aug 2007, 19:26 last edited by
Our female neutered dog does that to our male????
I never knew females air hump. I have picture some where of her, but I'll spare you it.
Our neutered females do it to each other and sometimes to the males. Domination thing.;)
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wrote on 31 Aug 2007, 19:42 last edited by
Our female neutered dog does that to our male????
I never knew females air hump. I have picture some where of her, but I'll spare you it.
That is dominance, bitch mounting/humping males…
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wrote on 31 Aug 2007, 19:45 last edited by
Basenji's are equal rights dogs. She also backs up and pees on trees and ebven lifts one leg to pee.
She's such a Tom Boy!!
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wrote on 31 Aug 2007, 21:41 last edited by
Max was a little feminine. He was neutered at 6 mos. As a young puppy, he would hump my female in play–but I would stop him and tell him no--and he pretty quickly gave it up. He never humped after he was neutered. And he always squatted to pee. My female was more masculine than he was! She would sometimes hump him in play--but I did the same thing with her--told her no--being a german shepherd mix--she actually wanted to please me and would do as she was told :)
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wrote on 1 Sept 2007, 01:27 last edited by
Max was a little feminine. He was neutered at 6 mos. As a young puppy, he would hump my female in play–but I would stop him and tell him no--and he pretty quickly gave it up. He never humped after he was neutered. And he always squatted to pee. My female was more masculine than he was! She would sometimes hump him in play--but I did the same thing with her--told her no--being a german shepherd mix--she actually wanted to please me and would do as she was told :)
Mounting and humping… is not play... per say... it is dominance, especially young males puppies
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wrote on 1 Sept 2007, 01:50 last edited by
Thx Pat-that's what I wanted to say-but I thought I would be shot down again!
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wrote on 1 Sept 2007, 03:16 last edited by
Thx Pat-that's what I wanted to say-but I thought I would be shot down again!
Not a problem… and really while there have been pretty heated discussions on these boards... for the most part we usually agree. This behavior in young Basenjis is pretty standard, IMO... (humping the other Basenjis in the house).. and bitches humping each other too.... especially when they are in season... my girls used to do the "humping" train... 4 of them... it was pretty darn funny but pretty hard to explain it to people... :D
My oldest boy started humping Maggii (she was 10 wks old) when he was 8 wks old... but it stopped by the time he was 12 wks old... as she ruled the house between the two of them...
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wrote on 1 Sept 2007, 03:26 last edited by
Thx Pat-that's what I wanted to say-but I thought I would be shot down again!
uh…I guess I would be the one who does the shooting down, huh?
Nope, not in this case...I agree that humping is usually a dominance related behavior. But it can be prompted by play (in young male puppies) and arousal :)
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wrote on 1 Sept 2007, 03:30 last edited by
uh…I guess I would be the one who does the shooting down, huh?
Nope, not in this case...I agree that humping is usually a dominance related behavior. But it can be prompted by play (in young male puppies) and arousal :)
And I agree with that too, Andrea… but I will go just a bit further to say that the fact that this dog that starting this thread mount her son, that is sexual... IMO... especially this time of year! These Basenjis know breeding season.. many times even when they are neutered... of course then if you have in tact bitches... that would be "safe sex" :eek:
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wrote on 1 Sept 2007, 03:38 last edited by
Sorry I kind of got the thread off track. I agree with both Pat and Andrea–it is dominance and can be prompted by play. My situation was different than the originator of the thread. It usually happened after my two had already been playing together--and maybe progressed to "play fighting"
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wrote on 1 Sept 2007, 03:45 last edited by
Sorry I kind of got the thread off track. I agree with both Pat and Andrea–it is dominance and can be prompted by play. My situation was different than the originator of the thread. It usually happened after my two had already been playing together--and maybe progressed to "play fighting"
Totally expected…. and yes it is a different situation... but always good to talk about all kinds of things these critters of ours do!
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wrote on 28 Sept 2007, 22:27 last edited by
Thanks for the advice. The problem has gotten better, but it does still happen from time to time. We have decided to go ahead and get him neutered, and hopefully that will take care of it.
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wrote on 29 Sept 2007, 01:56 last edited by
Thanks for the advice. The problem has gotten better, but it does still happen from time to time. We have decided to go ahead and get him neutered, and hopefully that will take care of it.
That is a good idea…..
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wrote on 29 Sept 2007, 15:50 last edited by
I think neutering him will do the trick. Max never mounted anyone or anything after he was neutered :) Tyler, the male that I have now, was used by a backyard breeder for breeding. He was neutered at the SoCal Basenji Rescue–I think he was about 4 or 5 when that was done. I have him and his daughter (who was spayed), and I haven't seen Tyler do any mounting since I've had them (about 6 months now).
