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| Posted by: Tecno May 14 2008, 07:04 PM |
| Hey someone know the best breeds of bitchies to have like a pet and can fuck them? I mean what kinda handle a big cock, what is less agressive, this kinda things. |
| Posted by: studdog69 May 14 2008, 07:08 PM |
| Here we go again. There are MANY topics already on this board about this. Use the search engine, or do a little poking around, and you'll find them. |
| Posted by: bitchlover03 May 14 2008, 08:43 PM |
like studdog said  but to answer ur question i think huskies are the best! to f:censored: them and have them as a pet trust me  |
| Posted by: missywolf May 14 2008, 09:25 PM |
| a bigger breed. but yeah, this thread has been done before, many times. as for aggressiveness, its an individual thing, just like the size of a female's vagina. You also have to remember other factors when getting a dog besides sex. How much exercise she needs, how much room they need, is your house/yard big enough, shedding, how long the coat, weather tolerances, stuff like that. But I'm sure you knew all that.  |
| Posted by: k94cheryl May 15 2008, 01:06 PM |
| This Bitch loves it ??? Also makes dinner after !!!!!!!!! |
| Posted by: Underwolf69 May 15 2008, 01:56 PM |
| And another note... you don't get a bitch to 'fuck', except perhaps the one in the above post. They're not sex toys, they're living creatures that deserve love and respect. And they can also do a nasty bit of work on you with their teeth if you fail to observe that they're more than just a sex toy with fur. |
| Posted by: energydog May 15 2008, 03:10 PM |
Agree totally with the above posts, with the exception of the OP.  |
| Posted by: st benard May 15 2008, 08:54 PM |
| What else can one add to the above. |
| Posted by: EnigmaticVixen May 15 2008, 09:11 PM | ||
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| Posted by: CliffordTheBigRedDogDick May 17 2008, 03:07 AM | ||
if this is the only reason you want a dog, you have no business having one. |
| Posted by: Tecno May 17 2008, 08:47 PM | ||||
no thats not the only reason, but i dont gona deny i want that too |
| Posted by: Shy Doglover May 17 2008, 09:27 PM |
| Tecno, I think you have to really think very seriously about what owning a dog actually involves. It's a serious commitment of time, love and lots of money for anywhere from eight to seventeen years depending on the dog's breed, size and health. Generally the larger the breed, the shorter the life span and that's really unfortunate if you become extremely close to that dog and it becomes your lover. You have to give it plenty of love, and you must walk it every day, in all kinds of weather to make sure that it gets enough exercise. then too, there is no guarantee that the dog you get will want to or even allow you to have sex with it. There are many dogs that simply aren't interested and they have the right to say no. First you must build up trust so that the dog realizes that you would never hurt it and that all you want to do is look after it and make it feel as comfortable as possible. Then after trust comes love, and a dog's love, even without any sex is still a very beautiful thing, because it's unconditional and it will last as long as the dog lives unless heaven forbid, you abuse it. In fact, many people here on this board feel that the love between them and their dog is the most important aspect of their relationship and the sex is just the icing on the cake. Actually this is where many people find that their relationship with their dog ends up being stuck, in the love part of the relationship but they find that their dog isn't interested in a sexual relationship. If you were to get a dog and then you found over time that no matter how hard you tried to coax that dog into having sex with you, would you still be prepared to keep it? Would you still love it? Would you still be willing to care for it and pay for its shots and other possible unexpected costs due to health issues? As other people have said here, a dog is not a sex toy, it is a living breathing being that can give you a lot of love. I just hope you are willing and prepared to give this dog as much love in return, even if it doesn't show any interest in a sexual relationship. These are just a few things to think about before you make that big committment. Shy |