He will socialise as a pack, enjoy physical closeness with other pups and always eats out of a dog bowl at home. They didn’t find it weird.” For Kaz, pup play can be summed up in the phrase: “Be dog”. But the other staff knew I was like that to everyone.
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“I got in trouble once someone walked into the PC repair centre and I had part of their dad’s computer in my mouth. “Even when I worked in PC World I would sometimes walk up to people and nip at their shirt,” he says, laughing. Kaz, another pup, argues that for some, being a puppy isn’t just a fun mask to try on – it’s how they identify it’s who they are. Watch the trailer for Secret Life of the Human Pups. You’re allowed to bound around and be enthusiastic, mischievous and friendly.” But if you’re going in with a little puppy hood, ears and a tongue, you look cute. The gay scene can be very serious, scary and offputting. There is an immense amount of pleasure from gambolling around in a club playing with squeaky toys because you’re making people laugh, you’re being a cute little puppy. Are the sort of men drawn to puppy play simply exploring their intuitive self? “Absolutely,” says David. The psychiatrist Carl Jung argued that our conscious minds contain intuitive, emotional, sensation and thinking archetypes. I can go months without going into pup space.” I was planting tomatoes on my allotment this morning. I’m also a vegetarian, play the piano I have a parrot. This is part of my identity, but it’s only part. “It’s so totally non-verbal,” he tells me. It’s a sad thing to say, but there’s not love from the heart in me for Colin – but what I have got is someone who is there for me and I’m happy with that.”įor David, a writer who works in academia, puppy play is an escape from the analytical world.
I started chatting to Colin online and he offered to look after me.
“Then I had this moment of panic because a puppy without a collar is a stray they don’t have anyone to look after them. “I wouldn’t say it was the catalyst, but it was the straw that broke the camel’s back,” says Tom. He knew he liked sleeping in a collar, had a fetish for skin-tight clothing – Lycra, rubber, even off-the-peg cycling shorts – then came a dalmatian zentai suit he found on eBay, a £1 orange lead from Pets at Home until, eventually, a man in a club walked up to him and said: “Oh right, so you’re a pup.” The realisation was not without its repercussions: it led to a breakup with his former fiancee Rachel and a move into a gay relationship with his new handler. Tom’s discovery of puppy play came about gradually.
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