Men are blunt but dogs are pointed. I hope you get my meaning. The feeling of a dog jabbing away at you as it tries to find it's goal can be quite bruising, but it's still better than a man who isn't rigid enough to enter in the first place. A dog will never just slide to one side. It will keep stabbing until it is in you

Dogs are also slick, sliding in like a shark through the water when they hit the spot. Although that maybe because of the way my own body reacts. Maybe it's the both of us.

But when the jabbing becomes his length gliding in and out at speed you know he has you. This is like nothing you've ever felt before and it's when you realise the difference from what you've experienced before, but this is just the beginning, and then...

It starts with an uncomfortable bump on each push, a ridge pushing in and out, the force becoming quite uncomfortable as it bangs up inside you and pulled out again. It's not gentle.

The ridge becomes more pronounced and painful until it enters for the final time, now too big to withdraw.

You suddenly realise that this isn't some ridge, but a ball that keeps swelling in size. The knot.

As it grows bigger it pulls the dog deeper into you, locking you both together. It's length going deeper than you could imagine. Thick and long. The cum comes in hot squirts, each one filling you. You can almost feel your insides swelling trying to contain it. Don't be self conscious because it will be messy.

It feels like a tennis ball lodged inside you, holding the dog tight to you. It's probably not that big, but it's how it feels. It can be exhausting waiting in this position, and the pleasure can sometimes be unbearable too. It's now a matter of riding it out, as you can't do anything else.

You can feel the dog pulling once he is finished and eventually the knot shrinks enough to pull out, although again it can be painful. It's messy as well as the overflow can be considerable gushing out as it is removed. It's best to invest in some towels and remember to put them down before you start.

And trust me, you'll be needing them for the next time...