We will start right off with this article to tell you immediately what Human Pup Play is not, and it is not bestiality. The form of Human Pup Play we discuss and know are people who are in the BDSM realm and are human pups as a fandom to escape from their every day lives. It allows one to be a different creature and to relax and enjoy a brief moment and time of happiness and carefree. Some also engage in sexual nature, but not all.
Pup play is a form of roleplay, or acting out a character. It can be done in public, but usually takes place within the privacy of your own home. In pup play, you will take on the role of an animal or creature that acts like an animal--a puppy!
Pups may wear collars and leashes (or harnesses) to symbolize their status as pets. Some pups even have owners who train them using positive reinforcement methods.
The history of pup play dates back to ancient times when people would dress up as animals for rituals or festivals celebrating nature; however, modern day human pups are inspired by cartoons such as The Flintstones and Scooby Doo where characters were shown wearing animal costumes while doing everyday tasks like eating breakfast at home with their families.
The Benefits of Human Pup Play
Pup play is a form of role-play that involves people dressing up in furry costumes and acting like dogs. It can be a form of sexual expression, but it's also used by many people just for fun or as an outlet for stress relief.
Pups often say they enjoy the feeling of being taken care of and having someone else look after them, which can help with anxiety or depression. Pups also report feeling closer to their partners because they get to spend more time together than usual while playing the role of pup--and this closeness can translate into better communication between partners outside the bedroom!
Types of Human Pup Play
There are many different types of human pup play. Some people enjoy a more casual approach, while others may be interested in taking it more seriously. The following are some examples:
Pup Mosh
This is the most common type of human pup play, where participants get together to dance and socialize with one another while in their pupsuits. They can also engage in other activities such as games or contests (such as "pup crawl"), but they're mostly just there to have fun!
Pup Crawl
A variation on the traditional mosh pit, this involves several pups crawling around on all fours trying not to get stepped on by other participants who are also crawling around on all fours--and sometimes wearing boots! It sounds weird but actually feels really good once you get used to it...and plus there's always someone nearby who will help you up if needed :)
Pup Yoga
This class focuses on stretching exercises designed specifically for those who want an alternative way of exercising their bodies without using weights or machines like treadmills etc.. Participants usually wear hoodies over their heads so no one knows what kind of person they really are underneath until after class ends :) This could be helpful if someone has back problems or just wants privacy during workouts!
Pup play is a form of role play where individuals take on the persona of a puppy, often wearing animal-inspired gear such as collars, leashes, and hoods. Within the pup play community, there are a variety of roles and dynamics that can come into play, including the handler, beta, and alpha. You also do not have to have gear to do pup play. So never allow that to stop you from pupping out.
The handler is typically the person who takes care of the pup, providing them with food, water, and guidance. The handler may also be responsible for training the pup and helping them develop their skills. In some cases, the handler may also be the owner of the pup, with the pup serving as their loyal companion.
The beta is a role that is often taken on by a pup who is looking for guidance and support from a more experienced pup or handler. The beta may be a newer member of the community or may simply be seeking to learn more about the pup play lifestyle. In some cases, the beta may also be responsible for helping to care for other pups, serving as a sort of assistant to the handler.
The alpha is typically the most dominant member of the group, taking charge and leading the pack. The alpha may be responsible for setting the rules and boundaries for the group, as well as enforcing them. The alpha may also be responsible for disciplining other members of the group if they break the rules or fail to follow instructions.
Other roles that may be present within the pup play community include the omega, who is typically the lowest-ranking member of the group, and the pack leader, who may be responsible for organizing events and activities for the group.
It's important to note that these roles and dynamics are not set in stone and may vary from group to group. Some individuals may choose to take on multiple roles or may switch roles depending on the situation. Ultimately, the dynamics within the pup play community are designed to create a safe and supportive environment for individuals to explore their desires and express themselves in a non-judgmental space.
If you are a group or pack leader and are open to new members into your groups even if via virtually please email us, so we can post your group on our community page that will be coming later this spring. Email us at elevateyourkinky@gmail.com
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