Do You Get Visitors?, Animals seek you out

[casey_esor]

I have had a young collie for a neighbor for about 2 years now.

A new family moved in and my OWN older dog loved them (they have young kids and I'm sure they fed him). He was over there all of the time, and I'm sure the parents took notice, because a few months later, bam! A tri-coloured rough coated Collie puppy!

So, they had the house torn down and rebuilt and were living elsewhere for about 1-1.5 years. They came back early this year and now the collie, an adult, was wandering to our property again, but never staying long. 2 weeks ago, he was neutered.
He approached me a week after (his fur was still clipped short) and I said hi. I was alone for once and, on a whim, rubbed his belly... eventually brushing his member.
For a moment, he didn't move, but as he got very swollen (and myself very wet), he suddenly took off.

Few days later, again I was working the night shift and was alone all day. I was outside enjoying the weather and had been playing with myself half hour before. He came around to see my dog and said hello to me too... suddenly smelling me. Again, I pet him and moved towards his belly, this time he stayed longer, before again taking off.

I don't see him for a week. Now, 3 days ago, he visited again. This time I had company over, but I sneaked off under the excuse of "showing the neighbors dog home".
When I got to the forested area separating our properties, I rubbed his belly and this time he leaned into me, and suddenly just presented his rear end only and almost semi-squating in my lap! He was very insistent and was getting excited. I was also getting very excited as images of future meetings raced through my head ;) ;)
To my dismay, I heard some of my company calling to me from the backyard and had to cut it short. The collie did NOT agree with that! He tried to follow me, which was good b/c my friend saw and it backed up my story that he "just won't go home!".


Mmmhmhmmhm... I think a doggy has a crush on me, and me on him!!

This post has been edited by casey_esor on May 10 2008, 01:51 AM

[curious1looking]

In answer to your question no ....... even the humans are afraid of my dog ..... :lol: ....... and if you saw my dog you'd understand why ! :lol:

Joking apart though ...... if it's not your dog ...... bad idea ..... for all the reasons that have been stated here on previous similar topics numerous times ..... a search will easily find them ...... particularly under the term fence hopping though there are several others .......

In short ........ don't be tempted ......

[energydog]

Well don't put too much pressure on him to perform. Over the next few weeks he may experience a significant decrease in his male hormone levels. Which may result in a varying degree of loss of sexual function. But once again exercise some caution afterall he is not your dog. You don't want to be caught by the owners looking for him some time.

[wydog]

I have had dogs come over but I try not to do to much with them. Maybe a little playing is all. If they're willing I figure it's alright. When I watch my neighbor's chocolate lab we have fun. He is always happy to see me :)

[DaRkWoLf94]

Well yes about every 3 days i female deer named harly (she has a pink coller) so i know it's the same deer the game warden owns it and let's it out alot so i pet it i haven't done anything sexual as im not into deer.

[german07]

we dont get any stray dogs around here, one time a husky mix showed up but she left soon after :(

[casey_esor]

I wouldn't be doing much with him, if at all, it's just nice to have a visitor who likes me in more ways than usual... exciting too!