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| YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: MN, USA
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As for stopping Blazer (he hasn't tried to hump anything in months) I would just tell him "NO!" and tap his behind. I wouldn't take the toy away because I wanted him to know that it was ok to play with it, just "properly." I really only had to do it a few times, he was never a big humper, though I do remember him doing it to his littermates from time to time.
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