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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;DragonflyWink, post: 1821922, member: 111&quot;]Hehe, at risk of lowering the thread even further, will say it&#039;s really more a dominance or stress issue than sexual - my alpha-bitch Preshy will sometimes mount, usually only an issue if she chooses a timid/submissive dog, often a female, but so long as the other dog doesn&#039;t allow it, it turns to play.&nbsp; After her recent 4-hour grooming, took her to the dog-park to run off some tension, she promptly targeted a passive male Beagle/Basset cross who is a regular victim of &#039;humpers&#039; - at one point it became really weird as Presh was on another dog who was on the &#039;Bagle Hound&#039;.&nbsp; The first time she did it, soon after she was adopted, had to pull her off, and she had what can only be described as a &#039;temper tantrum&#039;, rolling around, yiping and snapping - now she stops on command, but continues trying.</p><p><br /></p><p>My Vet and I both feel it&#039;s probably related to her life as a breeder in large kennel, having to find her place among the other breeding dogs, both male and female - but my childhood Chihuahua regularly humped my male Sheltie&#039;s head.&nbsp; Neither were fixed, he was impotent and she had no interest in other boys, despite my father&#039;s efforts to put Lad out to stud, and to have Tammy bred (both were gorgeous dogs with excellent bloodlines).&nbsp; After my Chihuahua, that I&#039;d raised since her birth, was sold without my knowledge, my father gave me a female Sheltie (really bought her to breed), we&#039;d raised Boxers and Chihuahuas, but in a weird twist that finally stopped his dog-breeding sidelines, Cricket proved barren, sadly suffering false pregnancies, complete with swollen belly and milk-production...</p><p><br /></p><p>~Cheryl[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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