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Anyone had any experience with lurchers humping shot/retrieved foxes? And what triggers that behaviour on quarry? Heard few storieds over years. My mate had a bitch in 2009 that would lamp a pull its quarry. Would never rag dead carcass never payed intrest at all once dead. And would try an hump it.....

It done his head in......he couldn't make heads or tales of what it was doing or was half hearted

 

Long sotey short he got rid of the dog. Ended up in Yorkshire an was told did alright as far as im aware

 

Genuine question trying understand the behaviour behind this....any expriences please share.

 

Regards

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Genuine question

 

 

Anyone had any experience with lurchers humping shot/retrieved foxes? And what triggers that behaviour on quarry? Heard few storieds over years. My mate had a bitch in 2009 that would lamp a pull its quarry. Would never rag dead carcass never payed intrest at all once dead. And would try an hump it.....

It done his head in......he couldn't make heads or tales of what it was doing or was half hearted

 

 

Long sotey short he got rid of the dog. Ended up in Yorkshire an was told did alright as far as im aware

 

Genuine question trying understand the behaviour behind this....any expriences please share.

 

Regards

Sexually in dogs piggybacks on their prey making instincts, pups playing in the crib will mount each other when playng action stops

 

Dogs have a sensual hunger for the shape of objects oral/sexual , the dog as an animal is attracted to everything , it will find some way to satisfy its hunger , roll in ,taste , smell , chase hump , it's all encompassed within prey making

 

Plenty of examples of male protection dogs very sexually excited by the form of the helper aggravating the dog , German dog handlers were way ahead of the curve in understanding this , to understand prey instinct think sexual instinct ,

 

Behaviors in dogs come already encoded , they just need the right energetic environment to express them , but in today's world wires can get crossed , dog attacking kids , toy dogs humping cushions dog rolling in prey / humping prey it's all the same prey making instinct ,

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