I think I need to get into dog training.
(No, don’t paw at my leg. I didn’t give you permission to hump against me. You’re making a mess. Bad dog.)
But you want to be good, I know you do. Even if you whine and growl and squirm when I try to put your collar on, you want to be my good puppy. You just need a little help.
The first yank of the leash will send you sprawling. “Get up.”
I’ll keep the commands short to not overwhelm your dumb puppy brain. You’ll try to get to your feet but I’ll push you back down, wrapping the leash even tighter.
“No, bad dog. Stay down.” You whimper, and stay on the floor, hands and knees. “Good mutt.”
You’re already leaking, but you know better than to touch yourself. I walk around you, inspecting. With my boot I push your legs apart. You spread your thighs wide open. So needy.
“No talking. Good puppies don’t bark.” You hear as I settle down between your thighs. When the strap pushes in, already lubed but stretching gloriously, you yelp in surprise. This will earn you a light smack on the ass. Naughty puppy. Can’t even remember simple commands.
As I bend over you, pressing closer, you feel the weight of my tits pressing into your back, my hands reaching around your chest to grope at you appreciatively. You don’t fight it. You moan and lean into my touch, wanting more, needing more, but waiting for my permission to do anything about it.
This, this is what I love. You, being obedient. So sweet, so good for me. Go ahead and enjoy it. You know you want to.
When I start to fuck in and out of you, start breeding you, you’ll take it like a good mutt. When I pull on your leash to raise your head, you’ll whimper and drool like dumb little puppy. You’ll spread your legs even farther apart, panting, needy.
You won’t cum until I let you. You’re a good dog. You love being fucked, love being bred like a slut, and you’d do anything to stay in this floaty dumb feeling, so wet and needy you couldn’t speak even if I let you.
So good. So well-trained for me.
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also first hike of the year where we've met strangers, and both girls did very well with their trail manners. i always ask them to sit on the side - uphill or on a rock, ideally, because it gives them a bit more mental barrier - while i stand between so people won't have to pass them directly.
sparty has always been good with this because she values food rewards over socializing with people. troj is different and while she won't approach people unless spoken to, if people look at her and talk at the same time, she sees it as an invitation. i haven't been hard on it because she's very calm and the people we've met have seen it as a friendly gesture (which it is) but its happened a few times now and its definitely one of those Things That Make Sense To Troj.
anyway an old man with trekking poles commented on our "good cooperation" which was nice
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I wish there was more encouragement and knowledge when it comes to leash training + basic training when adopting a dog because so many times do I have to try to avoid walking down the same road as someone who are walking their dogs without leashes on
like… I don’t care how friendly they are, they need leashes and it’s not only for my safety but for their safety too.
I haven’t properly leash trained lily quite yet besides getting her gassed up to put her harness on to go walkies, she still pulls now and then and she will whine when we pass other dogs + try to force me to stop so she can stare at them
but like, it’s better than no leash at all and she’s only a 1 year old (turning 2 in July)
When I have to pass someone across the street with their dogs not in a leash and they have to constantly try to recall their dog from chasing us I think that’s a sign that you really should put them on a leash
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