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===Male Dogs=== * A male dogs penis when extend from the sheath is extremely sensitive and should not be handled with your bare hands. * Male dog's reach sexual maturity around 8 to 10 months. You should never attempt to perform oral, or any sexual contact when they're younger. Let them be a puppy. * Riding on top of a dog: It's not a natural position for a dog to be laying on their back while someone is riding a dog. This may be seen as why are female dogs on their back during intercourse. As it's not natural either way. It's more hard for a male dog and can potentially cause injury to you or the dog if he decides to move or the person falls. * During a tie, it may be normal to hold the dog as to prevent pain to the receiver as the dog readjusts. However, depending on the position, pulling of the tail is not recommended. A dog's tail is an extension of their spine, and can cause pain to the animal. <br />
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