I dont have any pets but today I went to a dog contest inside a mall with my girlfriend, There were a lot of people with their dogs wainting for their turn to participate in the contest and I was wearing extra strong Alpha A314 with some Instant Honesty and IS. When I approached the dogs to take some photos, some of them barked at me and some tried to get me. Its was strange that many dogs were focused on me and were ignoring other people and my girlfriend… strange huh?
Yeah I’ve wondered about this myself…
I know that when female pigs smell -none they supposedly go instantly into a mating stance. But as far as house pets I have no clue.
I regularly wear pheromones in the presence of my cat and I’ve never seen her react to me any differently towards me. But who knows I’ve never taken the time to actively do some testing around animals.
Yes… some human pheromones are not very species specific.
I agree; I think that dogs are very tuned into these products.
Yes animals rely more on pheromone signatures then humans do. They can pick up the signals mones emit very easily.
Hence the snout to the crotch displayed by dogs upon meeting new people.
Your own animal will partially identify you from your pheromone signature. Which means they smell you coming before you get there,
Lor a long time user of pheromones once reported about her dog and how when she approached him from behind he didn’t recognize her and lunged for her. As soon as he heard her voice and made a visual the dog calmed down but as a mail carrier I have seen this as well.
I am careful when approaching any unfamiliar animal but if I am wearing pheromones around any animal that knows me I will make sure they hear my voice and make a visual before I approach them.
Tisha
My dog gives the particular application spot I use a good sniff and tries to lick the stuff, don’t know if it’s the scent or the pheromone. I don’t let her lick the stuff I move her of me.
I have a normally docile dog who became very aggressive with other dogs when I was wearing heavy none. I have not seen this behavior from my dog since,
I can directly attest to several animals being directly affected by Pheromones other than Humans.
Working on a Cattle Farm(most of my teenage years, and part of my 20’s), bulls seemed more directly affected, Most of the cattle were calmer when I was around wearing cologne (realm at that time) my boss always puzzled at how I could work animals so well, then I was calmer, slower and more demanding than the other handlers. The “Younger” animals or yearlings (AKA teenagers), were more crazy, but then they always are. The grown animals would allow me to do things the others could not, or would have to restrain the animals to do.
Mosquitoes appear most directly affected by pheromones, because I get eaten alive when outside during evening or twilight hours with a fresh coat of pheros.
Normally when I am wearing Alpha 314 dogs do what I say. (as from leader or alpha dog) Some will growl or bark as challenge to the alpha male.
Wear copulins mosquitoes wont come anywhere near you. I havnt been bitten in years LOL
Tisha
I have been wanting to, but Dirty has been sold out for a few weeks now.
I have considered trying one of the MX106-MX111 mixes but wonder about it Turning on me. ![]()
My cat would not stop smelling and licking my wrists after applying Instant Honesty to them.
Your cat must want you to smell like cat Saliva instead of IH ![]()
Remember most animals smell Pheromones much better than humans. Because that is how they normally communicate. (and how dogs are able to track lost or missing people via their Phero signature)
This is also why some people get barked at by dogs and are scared of dogs. Because the Dogs can smell the Fear, or whichever pheromone is being produced that lets the dogs know something is not right.
When meeting a strange dog, or animal, as possible I try and get down to their level, offer my wrist to them to smell and let them come to me. After this they are typically are not as standoffish, shy or aggressive.
I believe Tisha23 said in another thread, that her cats act strangly when she is wearing copulins.
I think that pets are a piece of evidence that shows how well pheros can work, for my girlfriend’s female dog keeps sniffing the sweet points especially when I have A314 or TUTH on.
There should be pheros to make pets (and some people) avoid the wearer ! ![]()
Actually reading all this makes me chuckle ![]()
I had a spray of ammo on yesterday and some unknown dog chased after down the street!
True story… the funniest thing that happened to me was when I went over to a farewell lunch party at a friend of a friend’s house. I’d never met the family or their dog, the dog is female and her name is Roxy.
I had some residual a-none and IS on me and Roxy always decided to sit right under or in front of me. But the funniest thing is when she fetched some pink-heart which was actually a scribbly notepad in that shape and clour and dropped it in my lap. Maybe Roxy was in love
Female dog+good male pheromones = dog giving me a heart-shaped scribbly notepad.
Everyone in the house laughed at the event and no-one knew I was wearing any pheromones.![]()
She just wanted to hump your leg a little bit.
she actually ran past me, stopped in her tracks, turned around to look at me and looked me up and down. her owner must’ve been jealous, because he called her quickly back to his side.![]()
Found that when I am wearing A314 my gf’s cat gets really submissive - licks me more than usual - definetly acts funny
A SQUIRELl triedto attack me when wearing EoW. It was horrible.
Lots of reports about dogs and cats acting affectionately - or sometimes not - and even one about a horse nuzzling a guy wearing his pheromones.
Very interesting.
And Tish - thanks for the advice about the cops and mosquitos - but I’ll take my chance on getting bit rather than:
A: Having the Mrs. smell that on me
B: Having my friends at martial arts smell that on me
LOL.
I definitely notice my male cat is a lot more affectionate and submissive when I’m wearing -none. He also meows a lot more to get my attention. Dogs also definitely bark a lot more.