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13 responses to “Pet Play and Human Pets: A Primer”

  1. Reading Pet Play and Human Pets: A Primer http://tinyurl.com/cola5d * woot that’s mine! :)

  2. MsCsdarkangel

    Very informative blog thank you. On an off note some pet toys are not good for human pets so you want to make sure you get one they can use comfortably. A lot of dog toys are very furry or can be sharp or too big for a human mouth. You might want to taste test yourself when picking out a toy for your puppy. Also they have treat balls that when a puppy or kitty rolls it around treats come out. From past play I know those are a bad idea unless you want to be vacuuming a lot of squashed treats out of your carpet or sweeping off the floor. Plus unless your floor is really clean this could cause your human pet to pick up germs. Smaller cat toys roll under dressers, fridges, and other places very easily getting lost as well. Plus if there too small its often hard for a human kitty to bat and play with it properly. When shopping for your pet just put yourself in there shoes in order to pick up things that won’t be harmful or messy…Once again a very insightful and enjoyable essay thank you.

  3. elle

    Great article. =)

    elle’s recent blog post..Past History & the Modern Day

  4. skylerpet

    @mscdsarkangel: very good points about the toys! i do admit to having some fun thoughts of playing with one of those little balls with the holes in it though LOL! And yes, taste testing is very important. When i pick out new dog bones for myself i always make sure to get the ones with the little hole on the back of the packaging so i can rub my finger on it. That also gives you a good idea of the texture. They also do list the ingredients, what went into making the product so you can know in regards to what kind of play you will be doing with it.

    And also one note about collars: if you choose to wear an animal collar, as i do, it’s important to feel out the fabric first. Some can be very itchy and irritating. As we don’t have real fur to protect our necks, if you plan on wearing it for a long time you want to take that into consideration.

    @elle: thanks! :)

    skylerpet’s recent blog post..raondomness

  5. Nikki

    good information. I, personally, am just getting started with pet play, but I prefer the idea of being a pet girl rather than an animal. similar frame of mind, subservient and submissive, completely dependent on my dom or ‘owner’ while we’re palying. But i still use a toilet and eat ‘people’ food. Do you have any more insight or direction for me to look on the more human side of being a pet?

  6. Master Jack

    My puppy and I have had many good times with this but we’ve actually made a lifestyle of it. We both just enjoyed our roles so much that we decided to live them. She comes to bed when invited up, she knows all of her basic obedience, she comes to me when she’s hungry and she always loves to snuggle and just be cuddled. It’s not really about BDSM for us. I first implemented the idea to overcome some trust issues she had from a previous abusive relationship and now, we have a much deeper relationship and such an intimate understanding of each other. She relies on me heavily when we’re alone in our apartment and is always seeking my guidance when we’re out in public (not to say she can’t take care of herself. She’s very capable). It feels so good to have someone rely so much on me and for her, it feels good to be cherished and cared for so deeply. We love our life together as pet and owner and she’s even become so comfortable with it that we’ll be attending a “pet show” sometime this year. As a matter of fact, it’s her bath time now followed by some show training. ;)

  7. judgemagister

    Does this border line on being furry? Not that theres anything wrong with that but the whole ‘animal they most identify with’ bit seems to be a repeated concept of the furry subculture. This is merely an observational question, I mean no offense to any parties.

    1. KisaRae

      Actually, being a pet and a furry are very far apart, as I am both, and the two never combine, being a furry is having a love for anthropomorphic animals (i.e. Looney Toons characters) and feeling to be apart of them which includes fursuits, art, being silly and letting yourself loose, it’s non judgemental because no one knows who you are behind your head piece, being a human pet is quite different where you relinquish control to your master/trainer/ect and do everything in your power to make them happy, and are very open to people knowing it’s you via pics, videos, so forth. They both do have a sexual side to it, but human pets, I would say, are on the more “extreme” end of the spectrum as far as kink goes, bondage, dominance, submission, and what ever tickles your fancy.

      Though they do seem like they would be similar, they aren’t that sam actually, I hope I’ve cleared up a few things for the curious and I’m open to more questions to help any one ^_^

      *wags her tail and licks*

  8. morgan

    I have always dreamed of being someones kitten, but I never knew it was really possible. I’m a very cute, friendly, and busty mtf transsexual. [edited to remove private information.]

  9. LaneyD

    Wonderful info!!! I have recently entered into an Owner/pup relationship and all tips are most appreciated. I cannot wait to see what other info is offered in related posts by this author.

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  11. Diamonds

    Wonderful and informative article!! Very insightful!!
    I recommend stuffed animals for pets. I own a baby monster and I bought it an Ugly Doll (Ninja Bat) and my baby monster pet cried tears of joy and carries its toy everywhere.

  12. Ryo_the_abandoned_stray

    I LOVED reading this article! Though some things I do not agree with, I find myself…drawn into continuing to read and to see your point of view on this. I have read a few things on pet play and being a kitty myself have a weird obsession with looking into everything and reading into it. I haven’t had many good experiences with pet play or my past owners, but I LOVE acting and dressing up as a kitten and showing off my submissive side. The only thing I really disagree with is the bondage and using a real litter box. Personally that is way to much for me, but I think its interesting to read about it.

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