Hi everyone: Molly, my 8-month old spayed female labradoodle surprised
everyone in the room yesterday by humping my leg. It was the first time we have
seen that from her. For some reason, I thought that was a behavior of of male
dogs only, and particularly male dogs that have not been neutered. My question, for those who know, is why my dog does this. Is
it something that is driven by doggie hormones? I thought that spaying surgery
removed both ovaries and part of the uterus. Doesn’t that eliminate the
hormones, or are there other glands that deliver these kinds of hormones? If
she were not “fixed” then this is about the age that she would be
coming into heat. Could her humping behavior have anything to do with that? So what do you do about it? Ignore it and look away when she
mounts the neighbor’s foot? Distract her? Could she have a genital irritation that might cause this? She
occasionally licks herself, but I thought that was something that all dogs did. Thanks, John . .
. . . . . . . . . John Morehead
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