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Have you ever had a "Wow!" moment from seeing an animal that you considered extremely attractive?

Caligulite

Caligulite

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What I'm referring to is that kind of "Wow! He's so handsome!/She's so pretty!" moment people typically have for other humans that genuinely catch their eye in the moment. Maybe it was something about the look of their coat or the shape of their muzzle, but when you saw it you had to take a moment to really admire them for a moment and figure out what drew you to them.

The first instance this fully hit me was when I was hanging out at a friend's place for the first time. He had a couple of Huskies, and one of them had this beautiful pure white coat like I'd never seen. That alone was lovely, but there was just something about his eyes that stood out to me. I still don't really know exactly what it was. Maybe it was his brow or the general look about his face, but to this day, almost a decade later, I still think back to that beautiful, handsome, and striking pure white male husky chilling or strutting about with his head up. I'm extremely thankful to him for really opening up the full array of emotions I feel towards animals.
 
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It happened to me a few times. Usually it happens when you have a chance to see an animal up close. Because you notice details that are not apparent from a distance.
Often this happened to me in a zoo where you can get closer to exotic animals. Most of the time you see these far away but sometimes it is possible to see one just behind the fence.
Big cats, bears and wolves are a good candidate for suddenly realizing that this animal is in fact much more intriguing than previously assumed.

But it does not have to be a real animal at all. :D
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pes said:
It happened to me a few times. Usually it happens when you have a chance to see an animal up close. Because you notice details that are not apparent from a distance.
Often this happened to me in a zoo where you can get closer to exotic animals. Most of the time you see these far away but sometimes it is possible to see one just behind the fence.
Big cats, bears and wolves are a good candidate for suddenly realizing that this animal is in fact much more intriguing than previously assumed.

But it does not have to be a real animal at all. :D
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If I encountered a wolf that struck me like this, I'd probably implode with emotion, lol. I definitely wouldn't know what to do with myself for a few moments.

TheZipper said:
I remember the first time I saw a Weimaraner. Had to actually stop the lady walking it to ask her what the breed was.
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That's a gorgeous breed indeed. It's really nice to realize I'm not the only person who has these moments.
 
pes said:
It happened to me a few times. Usually it happens when you have a chance to see an animal up close. Because you notice details that are not apparent from a distance.
Often this happened to me in a zoo where you can get closer to exotic animals. Most of the time you see these far away but sometimes it is possible to see one just behind the fence.
Big cats, bears and wolves are a good candidate for suddenly realizing that this animal is in fact much more intriguing than previously assumed.

But it does not have to be a real animal at all. :D
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I had that very same feeling with a female husky one day while hiking with my girlfriend. It was just te same sensation as if I just stumbled upon the most beautiful woman on the world. She was sleek with a perfectly gray patterned fur with intensely blue eyes, pure beauty... She was the very same husky of my dreams. My sight got drawn to her as she and her owner walked upon and past by me. The owner must realized something in my face because when they got past me, he turned around to me to check if i still kept staring with a sour face ? I just couldn't help it! I was lucky my girlfriend was walking in front of me at that moment, would have been awkward otherwise ??
 
Caligulite said:
What I'm referring to is that kind of "Wow! He's so handsome!/She's so pretty!" moment people typically have for other humans that genuinely catch their eye in the moment. Maybe it was something about the look of their coat or the shape of their muzzle, but when you saw it you had to take a moment to really admire them for a moment and figure out what drew you to them.

The first instance this fully hit me was when I was hanging out at a friend's place for the first time. He had a couple of Huskies, and one of them had this beautiful pure white coat like I'd never seen. That alone was lovely, but there was just something about his eyes that stood out to me. I still don't really know exactly what it was. Maybe it was his brow or the general look about his face, but to this day, almost a decade later, I still think back to that beautiful, handsome, and striking pure white male husky chilling or strutting about with his head up. I'm extremely thankful to him for really opening up the full array of emotions I feel towards animals.
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When I see dogs that are large and strong, with a beautiful and thick coat of fur, standing tall and proud.
I also find that a partner who is into zoo is an indication they have a genuine love for animals, which is a big plus in my books. It is more than just about the mating.
 
Caligulite said:
What I'm referring to is that kind of "Wow! He's so handsome!/She's so pretty!" moment people typically have for other humans that genuinely catch their eye in the moment. Maybe it was something about the look of their coat or the shape of their muzzle, but when you saw it you had to take a moment to really admire them for a moment and figure out what drew you to them.

The first instance this fully hit me was when I was hanging out at a friend's place for the first time. He had a couple of Huskies, and one of them had this beautiful pure white coat like I'd never seen. That alone was lovely, but there was just something about his eyes that stood out to me. I still don't really know exactly what it was. Maybe it was his brow or the general look about his face, but to this day, almost a decade later, I still think back to that beautiful, handsome, and striking pure white male husky chilling or strutting about with his head up. I'm extremely thankful to him for really opening up the full array of emotions I feel towards animals.
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Yes happens alot with dogs and horses, strong powerful and sleek is a huge turn on for me. Especially when a horse drops or a dogs tip emerges. I get very wet.
 
Alpha-Fox said:
I had that very same feeling with a female husky one day while hiking with my girlfriend. It was just te same sensation as if I just stumbled upon the most beautiful woman on the world. She was sleek with a perfectly gray patterned fur with intensely blue eyes, pure beauty... She was the very same husky of my dreams. My sight got drawn to her as she and her owner walked upon and past by me. The owner must realized something in my face because when they got past me, he turned around to me to check if i still kept staring with a sour face ? I just couldn't help it! I was lucky my girlfriend was walking in front of me at that moment, would have been awkward otherwise ??
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Aw, that feeling of "Have I been looking too long?" that I'm far too aware of and used to. Sometimes it's hard to snap yourself out of it. At least, for me it was for a long while. To this day if I pass by a group of horses and one catches my eye, I end up turning my head quite a bit before I even realize I'm doing it.

FluffBall said:
When I see dogs that are large and strong, with a beautiful and thick coat of fur, standing tall and proud.
I also find that a partner who is into zoo is an indication they have a genuine love for animals, which is a big plus in my books. It is more than just about the mating.
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I definitely agree here. There's so much more to that connection than just sex. A genuine, deep desire to protect and care for the animals you consider companions is irreplaceable.

Also, yes, a large, confident dog definitely gives off a certain air of dreaminess to be sure.

UKFemK9trainer said:
Yes happens alot with dogs and horses, strong powerful and sleek is a huge turn on for me. Especially when a horse drops or a dogs tip emerges. I get very wet.
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When it comes to horses, I love when they have strong, powerful legs and they stand with their heads high. It makes me feel like I can entrust everything to them. It's a romantic feeling to me, really.
 
Caligulite said:
Aw, that feeling of "Have I been looking too long?" that I'm far too aware of and used to. Sometimes it's hard to snap yourself out of it. At least, for me it was for a long while. To this day if I pass by a group of horses and one catches my eye, I end up turning my head quite a bit before I even realize I'm doing it.


I definitely agree here. There's so much more to that connection than just sex. A genuine, deep desire to protect and care for the animals you consider companions is irreplaceable.

Also, yes, a large, confident dog definitely gives off a certain air of dreaminess to be sure.


When it comes to horses, I love when they have strong, powerful legs and they stand with their heads high. It makes me feel like I can entrust everything to them. It's a romantic feeling to me, really.
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I once hopped a fence and petted some horses, I did not try anything beyond that, being out alone with these creatures was an amazing experience, they were tame but I knew if they were startled and kicked me I could be injured or worse, it was scary and exciting at the same time.

A few of them I gazed at, projecting the most powerful feeling of sincerity I could muster within myself hoping they would pick up on it, they seemed content with me being in their environment for a while and were ok with me petting them. Connecting on a deep level with a being so much more powerful and strong than I was, it was quite an experience.
 
FluffBall said:
I once hopped a fence and petted some horses, I did not try anything beyond that, being out alone with these creatures was an amazing experience, they were tame but I knew if they were startled and kicked me I could be injured or worse, it was scary and exciting at the same time.

A few of them I gazed at, projecting the most powerful feeling of sincerity I could muster within myself hoping they would pick up on it, they seemed content with me being in their environment for a while and were ok with me petting them. Connecting on a deep level with a being so much more powerful and strong than I was, it was quite an experience.
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I've not had the chance to pet a horse myself, but being up close to them in general fills me with a sense of awe. I find them to be beautiful animals but also extremely attractive in many ways, and I'm very happy I'm able to feel for them so deeply.
 
Not in that particular expression but I would just stare with wide eyes at a dog or horse as if hypnotized suddenly.
 
Caligulite said:
Sometimes it's hard to snap yourself out of it. At least, for me it was for a long while. To this day if I pass by a group of horses and one catches my eye, I end up turning my head quite a bit before I even realize I'm doing it.
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I couldn't relate more to that! :ROFLMAO:
 
I saw Black Russian Terrier bitch walking with owner outside just a few days ago. And she was pretty attractive, I stopped and stared at her for a while. I thought "what a sweet girl ?"
 
Of course , but not soley sexual ,mixed feelings with more lean on they're beautiful for the fact they are a living being
 
I've found myself basically have a crush on a husky from a FB page. (See my avatar). I never thought I would see just that one girl and be hard core attractive to her. I've been following her for a good few years, but soon will not have any other updates of her. Even though she's not mine, I'll miss seeing her.
 
The only times I ever felt that moment is when my past mate showed me her true understanding of our bond. For example: her intelligence to piece together the dots in order to establish a communication with her body language. When she wants to go outside she put her paw on me and then she runs at the door then does it again.... Or licks my hand... That's a "wow" moment to me. Whenever she displays those unique traits that she has
 
There's this gorgeous anatolian shepherd that I often see walking around the park. Stops me in my tracks every time I see him. So handsome & studly, absolutely stunning! (gets me hard just thinking about him) I've admired him from afar for a while now.
 
Bluerover said:
There's this gorgeous anatolian shepherd that I often see walking around the park. Stops me in my tracks every time I see him. So handsome & studly, absolutely stunning! (gets me hard just thinking about him) I've admired him from afar for a while now.
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On his own or on a leash with owner? He sure sounds like a gorgeous dog
 
I saw a Friesian mare once that I absolutely fell in love with. Alas... at a show, from far away and now long ago. But the memory persists, the ideals clearly seen. I remember her to this day, even if unseen.
 
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