Posted by
arsepuppy, 17:57, 9th October 2003:
...But do (female) cats, dogs and other (female) mammals have periods? It's something I never thought about until recently.
Posted by
Sul, 18:24, 9th October 2003:
My parents dog occasionally gets "in season", as they call it, and bleeds. Bit weird thinking about dolphins though. :/
Posted by
Redmaiden, 18:25, 9th October 2003:
I've always wanted to know that!! I know female dogs go on heat....
Posted by
arsepuppy, 18:31, 9th October 2003:
Just thinking... You know when dogs drag their arse along the carpet post-dump?? Imagine if they did that during Teatime With The Communists?? It'd look like a suicide bombing at a gateau factory.
Posted by
chandler, 18:49, 9th October 2003:
"Posted By: Diane Kelly, Visiting Assistant Professor
Area of science: Anatomy
"Technically, menstruation is the shedding of the uterine lining between
ovulations. Menstruation has been detected in most nonhuman primates, as
well as in marsupials, carnivores, insectivores, tree shrews, flying lemurs,
bats, and elephants (Profet, 1993). But not all mammals have overt, or
externally visible, menstruation as humans do. Many menstruate covertly,
reabsorbing the uterine lining after it is shed so that bleeding is not
externally visible. Because the mammals we know to menstruate are not all
closely related to one another, we assume that the process is widespread,
and that nearly all female mammals menstruate in some fashion."
Posted by
chandler, 18:52, 9th October 2003:
Quote from somewhere else:
"Other mammals like dogs and cats sometimes will bleed a little when they are in heat, which is when they ovulate and mate, but they do not have menstrual cycles. Having a menstrual cycle means you do not go into heat. Because of this, humans can mate whenever they want, and have babies at any time of the year."
Posted by
friday, 06:17, 10th October 2003:
But what about dolphins? I heard somewhere that they are the only other mammals that mate for pleasure (other than humans)
Posted by
friday, 06:20, 10th October 2003:
or maybe cows as well as this picture clearly illustrates a subtle form of foreplay between the two......
Posted by
beargod, 08:29, 10th October 2003:
Rats and quite a few other mammals can breed any time of the year, not sure if they have the cycles or what, they just have the option to have little babies whenever
Posted by
chandler, 11:19, 10th October 2003:
friday, that picture is great!
Posted by
ell, 13:32, 12th October 2003:
Female cats don't have a menstrual cycle, they only ovulate due to the PAIN of intercourse... male cats have backwards pointing barbs on their naughtly bits :O
Ladies: be glad you were born human.
Posted by
chandler, 13:42, 12th October 2003:
do any other female animals have orgasms?
Posted by
tommorris, 16:25, 12th October 2003:
This is becoming like b3ta for losers.
Posted by
chandler, 18:35, 12th October 2003:
answering my own question cos it was emma who asked not me.
Pigs have orgasms apparently
Posted by
chandler, 21:38, 12th October 2003:
"This is becoming like b3ta for losers."
but b3ta is b3ta for losers.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 12:58, 13th October 2003:
It's a tad ironic that I started this thread. On saturday, the Communists came to visit mid-coitus :/
Red wings ahoy!
Posted by
arsepuppy, 13:01, 13th October 2003:
(I just thought the noise was her enjoying it too much)