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Originally Posted by salazark  What a great thread! I've always wondered what other people did. We have a crate in our room for Sadie to use the piddle pad during the night. It has a bed, food, and water in it. We just set her down in it with a toy or bullie stick for our time. I had a poodle a long time ago that was way, way too into "our" time. It was really like she knew what was happening. She would jump up on the bed and start humping anything in sight. We had to lock her out of the room. My husband coined the phrase bed-booting. It's stuck for whenever we want alone time we bed-boot the dog.  |
I am so glad this was posted...I've been wondering about this also. Harley does the humping thing too. Me and my husband can just be hugging on each other or showing any kind of affection and Harley will start humping one of our arms. If we push him away he gets aggressive. He has been neutered but it seems like he knows what is going on. It's very strange to me.