14 Most Common Types of Pets in BDSM Pet Play
in no particular order
1. Puppy Play
Behavior: Barking, playing fetch, showing loyalty and affection
Gear: Collars, leashes, puppy hoods, paws
Dynamics: Training, obedience, discipline, mimicking dog-owner relationship
2. Kitten Play
Behavior: Purring, nuzzling, playful batting
Gear: Cat ears, tails, collars, mittens
Dynamics: Affectionate and independent behaviors, reflecting cat-owner relationship
3. Pony Play
Behavior: Trotting, cantering, pulling carts
Gear: Bridles, bits, harnesses, hooves, pony boots
Dynamics: Training, dressage, equestrian-like activities and competitions
4. Pig Play
Behavior: Snuffling, rolling in “mud,” rooting
Gear: Snouts, ears, tails, body paint or mud
Dynamics: Indulgence, messiness, sometimes humiliation
5. Bunny Play
Behavior: Hopping, nuzzling, playful behavior
Gear: Bunny ears, tails, mittens or footgear resembling paws
Dynamics: Playfulness, gentleness, reflecting the nature of rabbits
6. Fox Play
Behavior: Sneaky, mischievous behaviors, hunting, exploring
Gear: Fox ears, tails, masks or hoods
Dynamics: Playfulness, cleverness, independence
7. Wolf Play
Behavior: Howling, pack dynamics, hunting
Gear: Wolf ears, tails, fur or leather accessories
Dynamics: Dominance, pack hierarchy, primal instincts
8. Dragon Play
Behavior: Hoarding, symbolic “breathing fire,” exhibiting dominance or protectiveness
Gear: Dragon wings, tails, horns, scales or reptilian textures
Dynamics: Fantasy, power, majesty, legendary traits
9. Bear Play
Behavior: Growling, hibernating, showing strength and protectiveness
Gear: Bear ears, paws, full-body suits or fur accessories
Dynamics: Strength, nurturing, sometimes solitary behaviors
10. Mouse/Rat Play
Behavior: Scurrying, nibbling, hiding
Gear: Mouse or rat ears, tails, whiskers
Dynamics: Timidity, curiosity, survival instincts
11. Bird Play
Behavior: Chirping, preening, symbolic flying
Gear: Bird wings, beaks, feathered accessories
Dynamics: Freedom, song, beauty
12. Cow Play
Behavior: Grazing, mooing, being milked
Gear: Cow ears, tails, horns, udders
Dynamics: Nurturing, docility, sometimes aspects of humiliation
13. Deer Play
Behavior: Grazing, bounding, exhibiting skittishness
Gear: Deer antlers, ears, tails, hoof-like accessories
Dynamics: Grace, gentleness, vigilance
14. Monkey Play
Behavior: Climbing, swinging, chattering, playful and mischievous behavior
Gear: Monkey ears, tails, sometimes fur-covered gloves and feet
Dynamics: Playfulness, curiosity, and social interaction. The dynamic often involves playful antics, exploration, and mimicking the social behaviors of primates
