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i don't think "just bait him" is a very good advice... how good it is to "get him hard" if you can't do it yourself? it's also not that far off from smearing peanut butter on things you want a dog to lick.
I ask that you take the entire context of what I write in my posts and pay close attention to them. What was the first part of what you quoted and responded to? Also what is your experience level with equines? I've consulted in equine reproductive management in the distant past in addition to having almost 50 years of experience with them, including stallions. I answered the question directly and also qualified my answer. Some stallions need to be 'baited' to become aroused and respond. Thanks.
"baiting" as in using something/someone else to get the animal "in the mood". any ethics (like the whole thing being consensual) go out the window if the stallion is not interested in you, but the cup of mare piss you brought with you.
Really? You totally avoided my question regarding your experience level with equines. From your responses it appears you want to play some nebulous 'morality' card while lacking knowledge and/or experience. In most cases 'morality' as well as 'consent' can be situational dependent. Using 'bait', as you call it, is only an initial stage. With any animal, including humans, there is biological 'programming' present as well as individual personalities that should be considered. One deals with both on virtually any cross species encounter. In this instance once the stallion connects the cause and effect the reward of sexual gratification is usually self reinforcing. Do you have any idea how stallions are trained for collection for artificial insemination? Most can be trained to mount a 'dummy' whereas others demand an actual, in estrous, 'jump mare'. Kudos for your idealism but oftentimes things function much differently in 'reality'. There's no point in debating this further with you. I've answered the OP so that's the end of it unless the OP wants to pursue further knowledge regarding it...
I have basic knowledge. And i know his behavior. Unfortunately dont have access to mares in estrus. Was unsure if there was another way of reinforcing it for him or not
I'm saddened to hear this and can feel your disappointment/frustration. We have over a dozen mares here and I'd like to be able to provide mare in estrous urine if such wasn't an identity risk. Back the day, I used to keep a frozen supply of the stuff. I would rotate the supply to keep it fresh. That certainly made it easier to collect and/or train a young cold or stallion for semen collection or... (*grins and winks*)
Yeah heh. Maybe some day ill get around to something of the likes. I appreciate the input. Dont ever plan on taking one. But just to play a little would be nice. Well get there someday
PM me, I can help you out.Hi all. I’ve experimented a little with a stallion. Massaging his sheath. Rubbing his belly. Couple other things. Any advice on trying to get him hard. I understand he may just not want it but hes usually pretty active. Any advice? Thanks. Secondly im looking for some tg groups if anyone knows of any. Ones i was in dissapeared
Nope, not at all. I'm not trying to get anything out of it.
Cant pm. Web doesnt give me the permissions for some reason
*chuckles* Well I know why male equines go nuts over the scent of a female equine, especially when they're in estrous. It would seem that I've been 'rewired' from nearly 50 years of equine interactions. *grins and winks*
Yup a person would be for sure. It's not a bad thing to be sure. Mare urine does a have a particularly pleasing smell to it.
