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Both male and female dogs will lay on their backs like that.
As far as male dogs showing it, it's normal for that to happen.
And if it helps you any, someone actually did a RESEARCH STUDY of this, YES, at a university, I believe, and found the average number of times the average male dog moves it around in a 24 hr period of time.
Imagine putting THAT on your resume.
As far as male dogs showing it, it's normal for that to happen.
And if it helps you any, someone actually did a RESEARCH STUDY of this, YES, at a university, I believe, and found the average number of times the average male dog moves it around in a 24 hr period of time.
Imagine putting THAT on your resume.