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Neutered Dog Humping Other Dogs

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Date: 02/23/2008 Topic: Readers Request > Pets  
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Flash is a pretty good dog. He is a lab/hound mix. He was rescued from a shelter at 1 year old. He is now 3, and was neutered when I got him. He does not hump humans, but at the dog park, there is only one thing on his mind. Humping other dogs. I know this is a dominance thing. Some dog owners don't care, others are really put off. I realize this is normal dog behavior at a dog park, establishing the pecking order. My dog seems to be the only dog fixed on this at all times. What to do?

Mike from West Bend, WI
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By (Guest Post)
sorry but I have a yorkie who loves to hump the
soft squishy neck roll pillow he also does this to
a star shaped squishy satin pillow he humps so hard
he slams his back into the fireplace and falls over...
it is quite funny and just something he does and he
will NOT be stopped our other dogs would HIDE when
he starts humping.

Posted on 03/03/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By tedsmom (1044) Contact
My suggestion would be: when he starts humping, just laugh and say, "Boys will be boys, won't they?!" He may have been neutered, but he hasn't forgotten that he's a male, and males have a hang-up about domination, right?! Give him a big hug from one who has four adopted dogs from the humane society - two of my own, and two foster dogs. God bless you - and him!

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By starcraft (1) Contact
Thanks for your tips. I am not new to the dog world. This is my third dog, dog#1 lived 15 years, dog#2 lived 12.5 years. Both were neutered males as is this one.

I sometimes walk dogs for the humane society in my county. Do it pretty often when I'm not working, less so when I am.(Most of the dogs in the pounds are male dogs- from my experience)

This dog has had 1 couse of obedience training shortly after I got him. Worst dog in the class! 2 years older now, he has got his head together much more. I train him daily in the house.

Still has the dominance thing, we people do too. I just want my dog to have a good time at the dog park, and the same for the other people and their dogs.

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By luvmygingerkids (354) Profile Blog! Contact
No whacking with newspaper unless you want to add aggression to the dominance issue. Never whack a dog with anything.

Keep him on leash at the dog park so you are in control of him at all times. Before he shows you the sign he is going to hump, correct him with a tug on the chain or prong collar (if you choose to use a prong collar, be sure to consult with a professional trainer re: proper fitting and usage)

If you have not taken him through obedience classes, this would be a good time to do so.

Posted on 02/23/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

By MCW (1009) Profile Blog! Contact
Sounds like your dog has some sexual problems, and the best way to cure him is to wack him in the rear end with a rolled up newspaper every time he does it.

Posted on 02/23/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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