Gay pets

My dog craves the attention of larger male dogs. NOTICE ME SENPAI

 

I had a husky that had been neutered. some other male dog started humping him, and he didn't have a clue what was going on. we chased the other dog off of him.

 

My older cat is gay. He was neutered when he was really young but that doesn't stop him. When I got another cat, also a boy, the older one got really excited. He likes to climb on the younger one, bite his neck and hump. This has shocked my relatives. Especially when it happened in the middle of my mothers living room last Christmas.

 

I think both of the dogs my grandparents had during my life were/are (one of them died years ago, the other is 9 years old) gay or bi. The older one used to hump him but it could've been to show dominance because he had a hard time accepting another dog around, especially when it came to food or territory. I have no idea how successful it may have been because when we saw it we stopped it, but I'm fine with that because it did seem like dog-pedophilia.

I'm sad for the one still alive (I named him Pluto) because he's never done anything in all his life and when they meet up at the fence with the neighbor's dogs he's whining like crazy and who knows what would happen if they weren't separated by it. And also I've seem him literally "masturbate" before by accident...

 

I believe my cat might be gay too. He scratches and bites the hell out of female cats but purrs together with male cats.

 

Funny story. The other day I was at a small social gathering, my friends brought their baby, and another guy there had his large dog. The dog was very chill, and generally just milled about. At one point, however, a few of us were standing around while the baby was crawling and the dog came up behind him started humping him :lol:. We pulled her off and she was fine, baby was totally oblivious. The point is sometimes this type of behavior is more like a dominance behavior than an attraction thing. Though, he is quite a fetching baby!

Another friend has two cats who she claims are "prison gay" though she's got a long developed story about how one of them is just kinda going along with it while the other is gay and deeply in love. They cuddle together and clean each other and um, sometimes you know, "stimulate" each other. :lol: One of them does indeed seem to be very attached to the other emotionally, too, and seems to look to him for comfort.

 

My intact male dog is either asexual or very tsundere.
Male and female dog walk up to him and he be like 'girl/boy please, I will murder yo face' and then he tries to attack them.

 

My family and I have had 4 male dogs through the years and all of them at one point humped a male dog. They were all neutered so I think it was more of a dominance thing. But one of the dogs, a husky mix, did it more often and never with females. My friend has as female dog who HATES male dogs but loves females. They named her Leslie and the kids just called her Lez. Pretty funny

 

Me too. I was at a friend's and their (male) dog kept humping the one year old boy. They eventually had to keep the kid on their lap!

 

Animals have no concept of gay or straight; they just hump things.

 

for male dogs, they do that to establish dominants sometimes

 

they may have no concept of it, and yes, dogs just hump anything, including your leg; but I think that there are also definitely gays in the animal kingdom. anyway, these stories are all so hysterically funny. I just about fell off my chair laughing! :roflmao: Thanks, all, for making me smile on this beautiful, warm and sunny Texas Sunday! (*hug*)

 

One of my male dogs has humped other male dogs multiple times. It really annoys my homophobe dad lol

 

Dogs hump as a dominance display. Even female dogs do this when they're leader of the "pack"

Not too sure about rabbits or anything else

 

lucky dog! (!)

 

Never had a gay pet but there was a dog in my neighborhood a while back who I'm pretty sure was gay. He was always very interested in my male dog. :lol:

 

There are animals who choose their own sex for mates.

There are also animals who choose their own sex for mates for life.

To them its just a pairing, they have no contemplation of the idiotic labels that humans have to place on everything. To animals, it just is.