Human Puppy Play 101

What is a human puppy / dog?

Pup Flip Gray, aka "the Flip-n-Puppy" Jaeger Pup T A puppy or dog is a human pet. It can be a male or female who identifies closely with real biological pups/dogs and lets go their human inhibitions and stress to embrace their animal instinct.

How should strangers approach a human puppy?

Most pups/dogs love to be petted but a stranger should approach a human pup/dog the same way they would approach a real canine. If the pup/dog has a human with them, you should ask the human if it's ok to approach or pet the pup/dog. If the pup/dog is alone and turns away or growls when you approach them, you should leave them alone.

What are the differences?

A puppy is younger (no matter what their human age), they are more playful, mischievous and less obedient. A dog is older, less playful, more serious, protective and obedient. Gear/Furry pups are more into the role play playing aspect. They love the gear and the acting more than the mindset. When the gear comes off, they retain little or none of the pup/dog personality.

What is puppy play?

Puppy play is NOT about bestiality. Human puppy play does not involve real pups/dogs in sexual activities and it does not mean someone desires to perform sexual activities with real biological pups/dogs. Puppy play originally began as a way to humiliate or punish a boy by making them look and act like a dog but many found they identified more with being a pet than they did as a boy or slave.

What activities are involved in puppy play?

Anything a real puppy/dog might do! It can range from simply sleeping on a pad on the floor at night, to housetraining, to chasing a ball or Frisbee to wrestling with a human or other pups to playing a day in the life of a "pet owner". Taking care of a human pup/dog can be as demanding as taking care of a real pup/dog or as simple as living with a roommate.