A question from a fellow zoo

[WinterGreenWolf]

6 hours ago, mrpaws said:




I thought that getting knotted was a rare thing? His knot seems already too big for me even before he is fully erect..

Taking a knot isn't that rare.. It's nearly happened to me several times.. Once he popped in and was nearly stuck.. I freaked out a bit and shifted, pulling free before he could swell fully. It's best to relax, push back and sort of 'push out' with your anal muscles.. For  lack of a better term, like you're using the bathroom..




Now if he's really interested, and hasn't 'humped' yet he'll be really 'skinny' easily able to drive in with his os (penis bone). It's pointed and sharp, so make sure you are relaxed and he's got a good hold on your hips.. A slip of position or change of angle hurts a good deal when he jabs the wrong spot.

6 hours ago, mrpaws said:




Again another thing i didnt try. Seems like im bad at positioning...

I wouldn't say you're 'bad' at it, you are your partner just haven't found eachother's sweet spots yet. You'll get it..




I may suggest one more thing too: if you haven't.. Make sure you're lubed a little in the hands and let him hump your hand to a full erection. Canines don't start out fully hard and will reach a full, tying erection right after they orgasm. Having him in your hands will give you some characteristics of his size and shape, thicknesses and length. These are important because if you can't take something the size of a large grapefruit and that's what he has: your next fifteen to forty-five minutes are going to be hell.




This will also allow you to see how he reacts to a tie, somewhat.. If he's a 'fidgety tie' (a stud who won't stand still, tugs a lot..) then you'll have to plan for that and maybe even try to move with him a little if he turns or pulls. My shepherd was a 'calm tie', he'd stand forever if there was a little pressure on his knot and allow oral.. He never knotted me: but as an example he'd stand put over me, even rest on me whilst inside: constantly squirting and pulsing..




Let me (or better, some of the 'more experienced') know if you have any more questions and we'll help the best we can.