Ok, aside from the fact that you have two gay dogs :) (had to!!) It's a dominance issue, neutered dogs (I'm assuming theyre both neutered)will hump as a sign of dominance. Once they sort this out they'll quit doing it, then they'll start picking out curtains.
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