Do you think zoophile can recognize a zoophile?
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I’m just saying it stands out more. I’ve had non zoos turn to me at the breeding farm and make a comment about someone I suspect.
It’s not wishful thinking on my part I don’t care or want to involve myself or even fantasize about it (any more than I would about the horse lol). I don’t get off on the thought of people being closet zoos.
CritterFunatic
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*Nods*
When real life is involved, don't ever take unnecessary risks.
When the net is involved, don't make it easy for others to doxx you.
That's something zoos in particular always have to keep in mind.
I'm glad for you finding someone on the same wavelength though.
I see. Still may be a cliché though. There's plenty of socially awkward and/or introvert people out there that might stand out as being odd, but are otherwise perfectly normal people. I guess it's hard to know for sure unless you catch them doing naughty things...
Eh it’s not that kind of awkwardness. It’s hard to explain lol it’s harder to hide with horses. The mares won’t tell, but the stallions will lol
Maybe you should casually start dropping hints or calling attention to certain things. Make her start imagining things and even if she’s not into yet… you never know
Dawgman2
Tourist
20 years ago, while I was doing yard work, I heard rhythmic moans coming from an open window of my neighbor. A adorable young military wife lived at that house as her husband was deployed. She had a large white German Shepard. I curious and wonder what was going on. Maybe 20 minutes later as I was going in and out of my garage. The dog came running up to me. I was startled at first. And then there she was. She says sorry and smiled and leashed her dog. As he pulled and nearly dragging her, I asked her "Who is walking who"? She moved away shortly thereafter.
She moved away shortly thereafter.
CritterFunatic
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Stallions will "drop" for a variety of reasons though. I remember a field trip with my class when I was in school back in the day. We made a pitstop near a field with horses and we went to the fence to lure them over to pet them. Especially one stallion was quite "happy" getting stroked under the chin. Everytime I did that, he dropped his penis to everyones amusement and anytime I stopped he pulled it back up. According to such assumptions one might have figured something about me. But it was quite clear that I did nothing that somebody else wouldn't also have done. Still the "dropping" was a mystery for years until I learned that horses, when they "relax" relax all their muscles, including those that hold the penis in. So him dropping was kind of like a compliment, trying to tell me (and everybody else that he was totally relaxed when I stroked under his chin). And that was it. Nothing sexual at all.
I've discovered that zoos often times see genital display as a sexual display, when in reality it doesn't always have to be, so I wouldn't make assumptions based on stallions dropping their penis alone.
I don’t think that’s a very good idea….Maybe you should casually start dropping hints or calling attention to certain things. Make her start imagining things and even if she’s not into yet… you never know
Westcoaststallion1212
Tourist
Always a risk
CritterFunatic
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
Agreed.
DuskLuck
Zooville Settler
It's impossible to say without actually interacting with the person you are talking about. All we have is what you say about it, and that information is inherently biased since it has passed through your own perception and thoughts.
There has been a couple of times where I had a feeling someone likes animals like I do, one with dogs and one with horses, but I never had the chance to prove or disprove it.
There has been a couple of times where I had a feeling someone likes animals like I do, one with dogs and one with horses, but I never had the chance to prove or disprove it.
That may be the case, my immediate experience is that while they're "close and funny" about their mounts, it doesn't mean they're zoos. Actually far from it.
I'd say that I'd rather trust how their horses behave around them more than I'd trust what I see of the owners. That right there is the uh, proof- in-the-pudding.
Many years ago I went to see this pony stallion for sale a few suburbs over. When I got there, I was met by a lady of middle age, she told me that she didn't have time to take care of the chap and yadda-yadda-yadda... anyway, as I head over to see the little chap, out of the house slinks this lady's elder daughter, who then joins us with a little more than strange concern on her face at the prospect of me looking at the horse. I kinda put that to the side and proceeded to look at the chap, pick his legs up, lead him, all that. As I did that, I noticed that the guy had only eyes for the daughter, and seemed to get rather "excited" at her sight. She seemed to be getting more worried for the whole situation, but it didn't seem to be "worried because he had a hardon" but but a deeper, situational kind of worry like "he's going to take him"-worry
Her mom then developed a bit of a "motor mouth" and was visibly embarrassed making up some excuse about him being excited about some other horse in the nearby yard.
So, I started chuckling at myself as I think I put together what was happening there: so here we have a little chap who couldn't give a rat's ass about the mom or the horse in the next yard, but gets an instant hardon when the elder daughter slinks out of the house. Now, his "instrument" is incredibly clean and polished, and whatever we did, he kept his eyes and attention on the daughter, and he'd do his damndest to get and stay close to her. We also had the daughter who seemed to be in a bit of a distress at the sight of me assessing the chap for a potential buy. And a highly embarrassed mom who felt like she had to justify the hardon on the little chap. By my reckoning, the daughter has been sharing her honey-pot with the little chap for long enough that such a tight relationship had formed. It is also my reckoning that the mother must've caught the two lovers going at it hammer and tongs and decided that she'd get rid of the little chap to direct her daughter toward lovers with fewer legs than 4.
Honestly, there were *way too many* coincidences here to be anything but!
Much to the chagrin of the mother - and the visible relief of the daughter, I decided the guy was not a prospect for purchase and thanked them both (for the comedy show) and left, laughing to myself all the way home.
To be honest, I'd love to know that she didn't sell the chap, because she couldn't. But, I haven't checked afterwards to see what happened. And I say, more power to the young lass too! She really looked like she cared about the little chap at a deeper level than "just a pet"
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I think people are reading into my statement 
I’m a professional horseman I sometimes can see things others may not, and breeding people who aren’t zoos have expressed similar suspicions on occasion. My biggest point was that dog people are just dog people. Even “normal” people can get weirdly intimate with their dogs. I feel that most people who think they can pick out dog girls are fantasizing and seeing what they want to see rather than anything objective. And think it’s a terrible idea to “explore” with them because you want it to be true. Great way to make a fool out of yourself and out yourself lol
I’m a professional horseman I sometimes can see things others may not, and breeding people who aren’t zoos have expressed similar suspicions on occasion. My biggest point was that dog people are just dog people. Even “normal” people can get weirdly intimate with their dogs. I feel that most people who think they can pick out dog girls are fantasizing and seeing what they want to see rather than anything objective. And think it’s a terrible idea to “explore” with them because you want it to be true. Great way to make a fool out of yourself and out yourself lol
CritterFunatic
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I think people are reading into my statement
While I'm certain you are, source "trust me, bro" is still not really a convincing argument on its own.
The question is just, have those suspicions ever been proven right? Because if not, they remain what they are, just suspicions.
Agreed. With zoos there's always a lot of wishful thinking (and sometimes delusions as well) involved. In both regards, in the way some zoos interprete regular non-sexual animal behavior as something sexual and intimate, as well as in regard to how they would try to identify other zoos. That usually ends (to nobody's surprise) not that well. So giving oneself's secret away due to a hunch is really not a clever way to conduct oneself publicly (that applies to all aspects of life though, not only to zoophilia).
TwiceThe question is just, have those suspicions ever been proven right? Because if not, they remain what they are, just suspicions.
CritterFunatic
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
How did you find out that those suspicions were true?
They were friends of another known zoo and I caught them with one of my horses later.
CritterFunatic
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
Ah. I guess that may (unfortunately) happen. But I still would think that not every zoo would be that transparent... But then again, maybe it's just my idealism... This screenshot (no identifying characteristica are visible) is from a private homevideo from a local zoo meetup from 2001 and... Some people can't really hide their thirst very well... But one might argue they felt a bit more relaxed and open because they were among other zoos...
creaturelover
Tourist
Lol, I saw a lady who had like six large dogs, her house was out in the boonies and I'm like "Come the fuck on!! You gotta at least let ONE of those play with you"
