You and your dog.

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Me and my dog. Spark, he so awesome. Always been there for me since day 1. Originally he was my brother's dog, but he always had a preference to me though since I play with him everyday and take him to walk around the park. He's a great dog. Gave him his middle name after a great dog from the Fallout series yep Dogmeat. He's a Virgo dog and he's 2. That might explain why he never barks at all except when you get rough at him, other than that he never barks at all. My true best friend.
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He's really obedient. Most from what I taught him. The only issue I really need to work on with him is him jumping all over people and him humping legs. He don't bite he just uses his paws to hang onto people when he's excited.



Apparently dogs do that to new people and animals to establish dominance rght off the bat. Mine does the whole humping thing as well (all of them do really), more to other male dogs than to people though. If he does it to you and you don't teach him not to he'll grow to believe that he can get his way with you or something. Higher rank in the pack.
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He's really obedient. Most from what I taught him. The only issue I really need to work on with him is him jumping all over people and him humping legs. He don't bite he just uses his paws to hang onto people when he's excited.



Apparently dogs do that to new people and animals to establish dominance rght off the bat. Mine does the whole humping thing as well (all of them do really), more to other male dogs than to people though. If he does it to you and you don't teach him not to he'll grow to believe that he can get his way with you or something. Higher rank in the pack.
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I remember that my old dog Zulu used to do that. Though she was a female. Why would female dogs do that? She's dead now but I just wondered that for a second.
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He's really obedient. Most from what I taught him. The only issue I really need to work on with him is him jumping all over people and him humping legs. He don't bite he just uses his paws to hang onto people when he's excited.



Apparently dogs do that to new people and animals to establish dominance rght off the bat. Mine does the whole humping thing as well (all of them do really), more to other male dogs than to people though. If he does it to you and you don't teach him not to he'll grow to believe that he can get his way with you or something. Higher rank in the pack.

I remember that my old dog Zulu used to do that. Though she was a female. Why would female dogs do that? She's dead now but I just wondered that for a second.
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I don't know. Never bothered to ask since I never had a female dog. Could very well also be a dominance thing though.
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My dog humps cats jk
Although I once had a Winnie dog that did. This one kills em though.

Awwww. He/She is a Wennie dog?


He's a chiwini like to say it's a designer dog or more like a mutt. But he's perfect n smart obidient.
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Hmmm Chiwini. Good name for an unknown specimen of dog. I like it! 🙂
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He's really obedient. Most from what I taught him. The only issue I really need to work on with him is him jumping all over people and him humping legs. He don't bite he just uses his paws to hang onto people when he's excited.



Apparently dogs do that to new people and animals to establish dominance rght off the bat. Mine does the whole humping thing as well (all of them do really), more to other male dogs than to people though. If he does it to you and you don't teach him not to he'll grow to believe that he can get his way with you or something. Higher rank in the pack.

I remember that my old dog Zulu used to do that. Though she was a female. Why would female dogs do that? She's dead now but I just wondered that for a second.
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We had a female who did it, too. Yes, it's just a dominance thing. Sometimes it's even just because they're excited...not sexually excited but that energy sort of transfers over.