#territory marking

[atypicalattractions]

I’ve unintentionally become part of the canine pee-mail system which is both euphoric and slightly embarrassing to admit.

[softdomhailie]

Updates from Patreon!

So, if you're already a patron, you'll already know that I've discounted my tiers as I'm currently not making new audios monthly.

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The last few months kinks have included; embarrassment, overstimulation, comfort humping, territory marking, praise and love, support, medical, denial, free use and many many moorreee

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[neitimatch]

Hermione: Bella.

Bellatrix: Yes?

Hermione: Could you stop stabbing the sofa, we just got it.

Bellatrix: Exactly! I'm marking my territory.

Hermione: ...

Hermione: Then that means that you-!

Bellatrix: Yes.

[100-dragon-art-prompts]

65.) Naughty pet dragon

[thepeacockangel]

Does anyone else ever wonder if their dog resents the fact that they have to do all the territory marking for the whole pack?

Like “I mean I love you guys, but why is it my job to do all the peeing?  Would it kill you to piss on a few trees here and there to make my life a little easier?”

[emperornorton47]

The surprisingly versatile code by which chemical cues help trigger some of the most basic behaviors in mice has been deciphered by scientists. The findings shed light on the evolution of mammalian behaviors -- which include human behaviors -- and their underlying brain mechanisms. They also challenge the traditional view of how pheromones work in animals such as mice. These compounds have until now been thought to trigger behaviors very directly and simply -- one compound, when detected, triggers one behavior -- so that behaviors critical for survival and reproduction don’t have to be learned.

[supercoolygirl]

Lemurs pee on their hands and then wipe them over stuff to mark their territory.

Is it just me or is this a great way to stop people using your stuff?

"Don't touch that - I peed on it."

"Wtf, dude?

"Sorry, it's my lemur heritage coming through."

[baskingbadger]

Bear rub trees are used to mark a bear's territory. Here, a large male grizzly rubs his back on a small spruce tree along an old roadbed in the Rocky Mountains.