pets at incalls

[frustr8d]

Originally Posted by GneissGuy

You know, you might be on to something with that. Dogs are psychic.

"Only have one reference? Well, OK, you seem nice, but you can only see me if Sheba likes you."

Psychic and excellent judges of character. You can't lie to a dog, it knows your intentions...

[fun2come]

This just in ... was at an Incall, we were wrapping things up towards end of session, cat, which we both didn't know was there, jumps on the bed. I put hoogar's mouth on my cock so cat doesn't get to it. Gotta know to protect the important assets in life....

Actually cat was fine, no danger, but she was surprised at my reaction, lol. Happy end

[GFEProspector]

This is an interesting topic of discussion which reminds me of an incident that happened to me back in my early days of hobbying. I went to see a touring provider at her incall (motel). I walked inside and she stepped out of the room to use the rest room. While she was in the bathroom, I sat on the chair and was getting "comfortable". When I stood up, I felt something warm and furry brush past my ankle and foot. I immediately looked down and observed a "ferret" scurry across the floor.

Needless to say, I was startled and expressed my discontent at the presence of her furry friend. She acted as if I was some kind of animal hater because I asked her to please put it in it's cage and then wash her hands when she was finished. Well, let's just say that didn't happen and I quickly got dressed and left after explaining I didn't appreciate having some creature crawling around the room when I was there to enjoy an intimate encounter.

Had she mentioned this to me prior to my arrival, I would not have booked the appointment. However, I would say that if you have a pet, please make sure it's secured in another room during the session. If I wanted to play with a dog, cat, or whatever - I'd go to an animal shelter - not schedule an encounter with a provider.

Just my .02 worth ...

[shayla84]

I have two kittens there my babys as my really babys are not here and they give me company, they are not in room with me I put them out and they dont bother but my incall is my home and well most people love my kittens there lovable but I did find out one of my clients was allergic and didnt tell me at first when he saw the cats and told me when left I felt horrible and got to thinking I cant give my cats away cause they are again my babys but I dont want anyone harmed or anyhting due to cat allergys. Maybe was thinking people with pets should post that on there signature. I think I will now. I dont want to hurt anyone.

[GneissGuy]

Originally Posted by GFEProspector

When I stood up, I felt something warm and furry brush past my ankle and foot. I immediately looked down and observed a "ferret" scurry across the floor.

"Hey honey, be careful when you come out of the bathroom. There was a funny looking rat out here, but I stomped on it and killed it."

[Your Ebony Dream]

LOL This thread is interesting I have 2 rescue dogs both mutts (mixed with poodle).

My big boy Jackson is the sweetest boy ever too sweet actually he will jump all over and kiss and lick you he isn't aggressive at all, but I have to put him away because it annoys the hell out of me.

My little girl Kokoa was abused as a puppy and she isn't too fond of men (she usually hides under the bed until the guy leaves unless she really likes you. Which is rare, but it happens.)

I always travel with my babies I love them dearly and have declined appointments with men who were allergic or didn't like dogs. I know it might sound crazy but my dogs are like my children and I do not trust anybody but my grandmother with them, so they frequently travel with their momma. My dogs come first so I always try to let guys know that I have them ahead of time. But if its an issue for a guy I guess he won't be seeing me.


"The more I learn about people, The more I like my dog." - Mark Twain

[ATXbud]

I'm a dog lover but gotta draw the line. They're a distraction, leave unwanted hair on your clothes, and not part of the transaction. However, I do find that the hotter the provider is, the less I care about her dog.

[LordBeaverbrook]

Originally Posted by mrhamm

According to about.com, 1/4 of Americans are allergic to cat dander. I am allergic to cats. I can make it through an hour session if someone has cats, but I've not been back to a provider who has cats.

I just bury my face in the DATY so the allergies don't get to me

I have visited providers who have dogs and the dog or cat should never be in the bedroom, but has been on occasion. I got a grown when I slapped her ass after the session, but it didn't interrupt (little chihuahua dog). Those times the little head was thinkin' and it was OK, but as long as the dog is well behaved or put away and the place is clean, then I'm fine with it and actually I love animals (just not as much when I'm paying to get my rocks off).

OTOH, I have a big old 95 lb rescue that is the sweetest thing in the world, but have kept him outside when my SB came by as she was initially scared of dogs. The other couple of providers who have been to my place were fine with dogs, but my dog stayed in his bed in the other room and isn't allowed into my room anyway (except when it is thundering and then he is scared and I don't kick him back out and let him sleep by my bed).

How do providers feel about an outcall to a hobbyist who has a dog?

[Secret_Amore]

I have a dog at my incall some of you may have seen the pic I briefly posted with me and him.his purple mustache and my purple hair ^_^ cute! big he's a big dog (medium not great dane size) and I ALWAYS put him in the backyard before the date even arrives. sometimes he jumps on the back door he doesn't bark so it sounds like some else is around I just explain my dog is outside then show them. nobody has seemed to mind him outside. one guy even petted him a little. He likes people. he gets a bit jelly if I have company and he doesn't get to sniff their butt :P but he can deal

[19Trees]

Word on the street is that "Febreezeicide" is only partially effective in ameliorating pet smells, but some say Febreeze is effective anti Zombie agent.

19Trees

[austin_voy]

Dog owner and former cat owner. I'd rather have neither there or at least have their presence in obvious. Ever had a dog nose hit your ass mid stroke? And hide the kitty litter please.

[General Feuerbacher]

i saw amey in dallas. i liked everything about her. i asked to use the restroom. she said ok wait a sec. she went in and brought two BIG DOGS on chains. i lost my love (lust) for the lady

[Guest021716-4]

Mine was a rescue and ended up very sick. There was no cure. I just couldn't bare the thought of leaving my friend alone sickly. My friend was abused before I rescued em'. I felt I owed it to my friend to see em' thru to the end and take em' everywhere with me. My friend ended up being like a kiddo to me, and family comes first! If my friend had bad manners I would not have kept em' at incall though.

Sometimes, my friend would scratch or wine for a minute or two then go lay down and was well behaved. Friend is gone now, so there will be no pet at incall. I am pretty sure everyone liked my friend and they too seem to miss em'!!

[Guest021716-4]

My friend was either put up or in other room. Not in the room while I had company. Plus, I felt very safe with my friend there. My friend was very nice, but would hurt someone who hurt me.

[Guest021716-4]

If you couldn't tell, I am being vague for privacy reasons, btw.

I think having a well-trained animal at an in-call can be a good alternative to having "security" or weapons. Kind of a happy medium. Although, some people aren't very responsible pet owners and let them stink up the place. I wouldn't want to go to a stinky incall.