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Am I Normal because I dont feel like it?
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When I was 14 years old there was a female dog that would not stop following me. Every time I went to lay down she would start dry humping me. I even tried to hide from that dog but she would always find me and do the same thing over agen? Is there something wrong with me? Still to this day any time im around a female dog it tries to dry hump me. What does the female dogs see in me I feel like a peace of meat or a stuffed animal. You know what I'm talking about.

Someone please tell me why does every Female dog that crosses my path want to hump me. I'm 26 years old and still it doesn't stop Iv even asked my doctor and he has no clue.
Do you think it's normal?
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philcbr90009111977 (19357)
2009-06-10 11:46:38
the dog sees you as submissive,below them,weaker etc.
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Ferrets (27018)
2009-08-12 20:02:29
Hm... It's a bit odd of those female dogs to do that.
I mean, it'd still be odd if it was a male dog doing that.

Well.. I guess the dog is trying to show it's dominant to you. Maybe you just seem.. Submissive or something.
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stlolth (27095)
2009-10-17 04:23:55
@: philcbr90009111977
This dominance thing is ridiculous. Female dogs wouldn't want to hump you to prove dominance. Dominance through sex is usually same-sex and same-species orientated. The most likely thing is that there's something weird going on with your pheromones that attracts female dogs.
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notofthenorm (30075)
2009-10-21 10:38:30
I once saw a documentary on the discovery channel about different hormones, and it had a section which explained that dogs are attracted to some odors, including to the smell of feet. Maybe thats the case, imo I think that you should ask a vet who specializes in dogs.
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