What is Considered Abuse

The Focus

As Zoos we all should be focused on the animals well-being and make sure if sex is involved, it is a positive encounter for both parties as well as consensual.

General Guidelines Explanations and Explanations

There is a serious lack of guidelines in the community as to what is and isn't okay. This is a general guideline to help the community realize what abuse is when they see it.

Notice

It is important to read and review the ZETA Principles before proceeding.

General Guidelines as To Violations

1. Animals being forced into sex.

2. Animals being bound, muzzled, held or prevented from moving for the purpose of sex.

3. Animal genitalia being handled incorrectly which includes forceful sucking of a limp penis.

4. Animal rape. (See 9)

5. Intentionally hurting or harming the animal.

6. Any animal abuse with and relating to starvation, torture, violence and abuse.

7. Anything that leads to the death of the animal.

8. Anything that leads to blood, bleeding, bruising, or general abuse of the animal.

9. Anything Zoosadism related.

These Things are NOT OKAY

These things are horrible. We are animal lovers. These animals rely on us and are our friends and sometimes lovers.

• If you are not sure if the animal is okay with what you are doing then you should stop because they are probably not okay with it.
• If its not explicitly for the animal you shouldn't be doing it. E.G. if you are the one primarily benefiting from whatever you are doing then you are not doing it for the animal you shouldn't be doing it.

• See: Non-Human Animal Consent

• Since we can't get outwards help we have to police ourselves and make sure this content is removed.
• These are disgusting acts and if you partake in these sickening activities then you are not a part of the ZooCommunity.
• Non-mammal animals who do not have the ability to enjoy the act. Such as reptiles, insects, etc.

If You See Something Say Something

Please report abusive content to the respective administration of the respective site. As zoophiles we should not allow animal abuse to thrive in zoophile communities.

Some people think that their own sexual desires allow them to post identifiable photos and videos of other people without their consent. This usually has the form of "reaction" videos or photos of someone they would love to see getting fucked. These people both women and men need protection too.

Female Dogs

• Underage is not okay - It is psychologically damaging to your dog. ASPCA says that dogs reach sexual maturity at 1 year however it depends on the breed and may be worth noting that at 2 years or when they have reached their 2nd heat it may be safe to attempt consensual sex.
• Unlubed sex is damaging to your females genitalia. Use water based lube, no oils or saliva.
• You should not need one or multiple persons to hold a dog during intercourse. This is considered non-consent and is Zoo fetishism, meaning it's only the performer getting the gratification.
• Using their tail to keep them in place should not be a practice. This can cause pain if the dog tries to pull away, and only frightens the dog. Holding of the legs (Or up to the thy area) as if a male dog were mounting a female can be considered acceptable. However pulling them to the point of forcing them into submission can be a grey area into Zoosadism.

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.