visit from mum & sister

[mum of kimmi]

Help please...

Kimmi has just had a visit from her mum & sister, whilst she was fine with mum, all she wanted to do was 'hump' her sister. :oops:

We told her mum's owner we thought they had sold us strange dog, but this only confirmed this!!  Is this normal or have we got a 'strange' bitch?

Apart from this, they all got along fine, and Kimmi had her first walk off the lead, and I managed to call her back twice What a star.                    

[Sandie]

Sarah,

     I had to laugh at this. Your little girl is perfectly normal   . My two bitches used to do it to each other and when they were both in season, you had never seen anything like it. They couldn't decide whether they were bitches or dogs. They were humping each other constantly.

Its most like a domination thing with her sister. As her mum and sister visited her in her home, she was just showing that she was top dog.

Don't worry, cockers can been funny little things and don't beleive anyone who says bitches are better than dogs. They both hump anthing that goes at some stages in their lives.

Have fun with your little girl  

Sandie                    

[Pammy]

Have to agree - she is perfectly normal. It will be a dominance thing over her sister showing " I'm the boss - so don't get any funny ideas" :wink:

Nothing to worry about at all.

hth                    

[Shirley]

    Thank goodness it's normal  
Cooper has, very recently, decided to start humping Morgan   :shock:
Morgan is a very tolerant boy but this is one thing that Cooper does get a telling off from him for                        

[PennyB]

Ruby, now 2, stills tries to hump her half brother Wilf at any opportunity when they are playing rough together.                    

[cbabe]

You imagine this senario. One sunday morning I open the door to find two J witnesses politely smiling. As i am trying to say i am not interested i spot my dads two springer bitches going for it in the front garden!!!! :shock:   You try talking to J witnesses, not letting them in the house and trying to distract springers all at the same time!!!!! :?

And yep - it's totally normal!