Hot or Not: Puppy Play

This is a screen-cap of Shane Frost on a leash. As some of you may be aware, it’s taken from the latest installment of Hot House‘s Pack Attack series, in which the 2011 Hottest Cock Slut nominee gets rammed violently by Spencer Reed, Trevor Knight, Shay Michaels, Cole Streets and Preston Steel. Also, he spends a decent portion of the video pretending he’s a puppy.

Yes, for those of you who live a rather sheltered life, this is a “thing”. I’ve had men approach me on both sides—a top who wanted to put me in a cage and make me drink water out of a dog dish, a bottom who wanted me to put him on a leash and force him to beg (in a canine sort of way) for my attention.

The latter scenario almost appealed to me until he started talking about how he has a butt plug that looks like a little tail. He liked to shake his butt and wag it all around when he was a “good dog”, then get a spanking whenever he was a “bad dog”. Um, I’m a dog owner. This took role-playing to a level I wasn’t really comfortable with.

But that’s just me! How do you feel about puppy play? Hot or not?

– Dewitt

Photo credit: Hot House

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1,279 thoughts on “Hot or Not: Puppy Play

  1. Personally, not hot in the least… role playing can be fun, but I prefer to stay human.  I may be willing to broaden my horizons a bit, though, for Spencer Reed.

  2. I’m not attracted to the puppy play thing; I have an ex who wanted me to to do the dog bowl thing, he told me it would be cute, I said goodbye.

  3. NOT — shane frost is an absolute sex god, and i would do basically anything he wanted – this is the first scene i’ve ever seen him in that didn’t do it for me, and it’s because of the “puppy play” —- instant mood killer

  4. I am talking with a few dudes about being their “puppy” i think it is very hot. But I guess you have to want to be dominated like that to want it. I am very jealous and I think i might go buy this one. I got hard looking at the pictures the movie looks even hotter!!!

  5. It’s one of those things that I would laugh at if asked to do . . . .  and then run when i realized the guy was serious

  6. That is the symptom of chronic psychological problems. Maybe someone did not enough attention when he was a child; or probably it is a signature of childhood abuse. In either case, urgent clinical evaluation is recommended. 

  7. Or, it just another facet to exploring some sexual stuff that can be fun. No reason to intstantly be so judgemental. If say, “puppy play” were the only way a person could have satisfying sex…then your analysis might have some credence, but if it’s just a bit of role okay on e and again, then youre probably way off base.

  8. I just wonder who first thinks of this shit.  Like, some guy who’s sitting around and is like, yeah, we’ve done the teacher/student thing and the coach/player thing… Oh, I know what we can do for sexual role play tonight!

    And they don’t even use all the available gear in this scene–I’ve seen gloves shaped like paws and masks with noses.  I’m not judging and I don’t think it’s ‘wrong’ so to speak, but it’s a little too weird for me to get off to.

  9. I don’t find the idea of puppy play hot in the least.  It doesn’t offend me or disturb me, but I just don’t “get” it.  But I think it’s HILARIOUS (and tragic, and sad, and disturbing, and politically short-sighted) when men who want to have sex with men–a sexual desire that a significant number of people, living and dead, have understood as a form of mental illness–start labelling other people’s sexual proclivities a sign of psychological problems.

  10. NO WAY IS IT HOT. WHAT A FUCKING BONE KILL TO HEAR DOG BARKS FROM MEN WHO ARE SO FUCKING HOT THEY DID NOT NEED THAT SHIT.BUMMER.

  11. Have none of you been to Up Your Alley Fair or Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco (in July and September, respectively)? The SF K9 Unit, a group of gay men who are into puppy play, has a booth at both fairs every year. And at IML, there’s an event called Woof Camp, which had over 200 attendees (both pups and non-pups) at IML 2011. There’s a book called “Woof!” written by Michael Daniels that explains all about puppy play. Finally, there’s pupzone.com, a site not unlike recon or manhunt for those who are into puppy roleplay. It’s not something “new” or “weird.”

    There seems to be some misunderstanding in the above posts about puppy play being inherently a submissive role. As a pup myself, and in a relationship with another pup (who is dominant), and as someone who knows other pups in relationships (both in D/s and non-D/s), I say that’s a load of bull. Just as getting fucked doesn’t inherently make you a submissive, so too does being a puppy (or being into it) doesn’t mean one is submissive. There are puppies, dogs, wolves, Alphas, omegas, Handlers, Trainers, Masters, and a host of other names and titles for those who are into puppy play.

    Puppy play is more about the head space than the sexual space. It’s about connecting with that animal within us. Yes, it can (and sometimes does) involve sex, but it can (and also does) involve non-sexual interaction. Yes, it can (and often does) involve gear like tails, hoods, and mitts, but sometimes (like in my situation), there’s nothing better than just wagging my butt and howling with my boyfriend (who is the dominant one!).

    For those of you who are saying that you’d run if someone said they’re into it, or saying that it’s a bone kill, or those of you who are immediately shooting it down and have never tried it before, I strongly suggest actually reaching out to one of the resources I’ve mentioned in my first paragraph, and learning more about it before shooting it down (Dewitt, I’m talking to you too!). If, after actually researching it and trying it out, you find that it’s not for you, then you have a valid argument about whether it’s “Hot or Not.”

    I have seen people into certain kinks (like puppy play) get so shamed
    by their friends and peers that they disappear completely back into the
    kinky closet. As kink2go said, it’s really tragic, and sad, and disturbing, and politically short-sighted when gay men, who have fought so hard to be out of the closet, who have fought so hard to not be judged by those who shame us, do the exact same thing to people we may think are “weird” or “freaky.” How dare we, as people who had to force our way out of one closet, shame other people into another closet!

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