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How to test which is right for you?

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For people who have yet to experience a dog physically and at the present moment don't have one of their own. I for example am debating on whether to look at getting a male or a female. What would be recommended as a good way to test the experimental waters before the full commitment of ownership?
I lost my male GSD in divorce before I had the chance to try much of anything and am not in the best living situation for ownership at this time but want to as soon as I am able.
Idk how people feel about these things but dog or house sitting? Or rent an from a shelter? I'm new to this whole thing, if there are more ethical ways please let me know!
 
What do you want to test? Whether you are into animals or not?
I knew that years before I had my own dog.

companions_seeker said:
dog or house sitting?
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So translation - fucking an animal that is not yours without the owner knowing. No, go fuck yourself.
companions_seeker said:
Or rent an from a shelter?
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Translation - fucking and dumping. Again, fuck yourself.
companions_seeker said:
if there are more ethical ways please let me know!
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Get a dog and keep the dog and if you for some reason find out that you are not zoo, you just will not have sex with your dog.

The only other thing you can do is find a zoo, who will let you have sex with their dog.
 
When I was just of age and my situation was still somewhat uncertain, I took in dogs. There were people looking for foster homes, and I made an offer. So I had the opportunity to Finding out if life with a dog is for me.
I had three or four different dogs of different sizes. They were often neutered. But it has led me to the decision that I am with you now.
 
I always pick out whichever one that has the best personality that matches me and go from there, I have recently gotten two new equines as my pony love passed two years ago and then my QH around two months ago, whether either of them ever become my lover doesn't matter, they're going to be cared for and loved for the rest of their lives, which should be another 20 years for one and possibly 40 with the other, that one will likely outlive me.
 
companions_seeker said:
Or rent an from a shelter?
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I had to ignore this thread last night, but seeing it again; I'm sorry, "Rent" from a shelter? Don't think you can get a refund. Its not a car with a deposit.
I'm not trying to say you will do this, but for the love of god, don't use pet sitting services to use someone's dog. If found out, that just makes everyone think zoos do this for fun.
Please remember, talk like this will have people coming at you full force. There's no sour cream to lighten the spiciness of responses.

Think about what you would like your dog to be. (That doesn't involve how big his dick would be, of if she'll take a 12inch dildo.)
Sorry you lost your dog, but are you interested in wanting a male or female? You'll be dealing with heats for a female, so make sure she's never near males.
Find a dog that fits your personality. If you had a GSD, you should have some experience taking care of that breed.
If you can't own a dog because of your situation.. How would you handle a dog you just get from a shelter?

Save up, and plan how to take care of your next dog.
I never had one when I was younger, and it was years after till I got my own.
 
nekdoneco123 said:
then get your living conditions in order and get one of your own?
they're not fucking sex toys to be passed around, rented or test driven.
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Excellent point! If I was curious if I was more attracted to a gay man or a straight woman I should just let a gay man move in with me and if it doesn't work out then just deal with it for 8-15 years. Come on...

I acknowledge my lack of awareness around etiquette is detrimental to my effective communication here. In fact my communication difficulties are why I feel more connection to animals and want to fully pull away from people. I just want to learn how these things work but have no experience or contacts outside of here to go off of.

I love all animals and personally would never use them like a disposable tissue. I don't like the options I listed above, it's just all I have heard of to learn what you're into before diving into a life-long commitment, hense why I asked for more ethical advice. I just don't understand how I am to "date" to try shit out like you would with different people. "Don't trust a meet up", "get one for the animal not for sex" which still leaves me wanting a sexual partner (and yes I understand owning a dog doesn't guarantee they will be into it anyway). With the secretive nature of this lifestyle it is confusing how to ethically learn about what does and doesn't match with you before making a ~15yr commitment.

Specifically right now I am attracted to both male and female dogs but DO NOT want to blindly commit to both once I have the chance to own and I don't know which of the two I would feel most comfortable with. But all of this was a huge share that I was trying to avoid passing around.
 
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dogluver101 said:
I had to ignore this thread last night, but seeing it again; I'm sorry, "Rent" from a shelter? Don't think you can get a refund. Its not a car with a deposit.
I'm not trying to say you will do this, but for the love of god, don't use pet sitting services to use someone's dog. If found out, that just makes everyone think zoos do this for fun.
Please remember, talk like this will have people coming at you full force. There's no sour cream to lighten the spiciness of responses.

Think about what you would like your dog to be. (That doesn't involve how big his dick would be, of if she'll take a 12inch dildo.)
Sorry you lost your dog, but are you interested in wanting a male or female? You'll be dealing with heats for a female, so make sure she's never near males.
Find a dog that fits your personality. If you had a GSD, you should have some experience taking care of that breed.
If you can't own a dog because of your situation.. How would you handle a dog you just get from a shelter?

Save up, and plan how to take care of your next dog.
I never had one when I was younger, and it was years after till I got my own.
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Thank you for expressing concern without jumping to full reactive accusations! I fully respect this! I clearly see how I came across but do not have abusive animal intentions. I am just a bit lost how to find what's a right fit for me before getting my own to be responsible for. And the discretion of this topic unfortunately makes a lot of it feel sketchy or murky regardless of how you do it or even ask about it.
 
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