u/ADHD_Giraffe

I was hoping to attach a video, but I can’t.
I have a 5 year old male partí and my mom has a 6 year old male partí.

My mom’s dog AGGRESSIVELY humps my dog and he has been doing it for years. Dog junk out and everything.
I have video of my dog getting out of the hold and my mom’s dog continues to air hump. My dog never returns the behavior, but he also doesn’t act like it annoys him. My dog just has bad hips and I think another 65lb animal gripping his hips and thrusting into them as well as pushing them down is an issue.

Any way I can stop the behavior? It’s super weird and I have never seen any other dog do this. Also, my mom’s dog only does it to my dog, nobody else. He does do this to his goat toy.
Could this be a response to overstimulation? Prolonged play? Even as I write this my mom’s dog is trying to get at his butt and my Poo is hiding and resting under a table.

I am in the midst of season 19. I understand the effects a heart attack can do on the body and the exhaustion that follows open heart surgery. I also know the man was old!
Ever since Milburn returned, Doc seemed more exhausted. I am watching “A family of Killers” and doc just seem worn down. For me, Doc Adams just seems exhausted since his return. Outside of arguing with Festus, he just seems old. The spunk he has prior to the heart attack seemed to be gone post surgery.
I wish that Dr. Chapman stayed in Dodge and they swapped him and ole doc out every few episodes.