My friend was walking his dog last night and I was with him and the strangest thing happened.
The dog wouldn’t stop pulling my friend in my direction no matter where I went. It keep coming at me panting with these hungry I want you eyes. This dog is a rotwiller (not sure of the spelling ) but he hasn’t done anything to make it violent so it’s really playful. It was just weird how attached it was to me and how aggresively it was pulling him to follow my every movement.
I found when I first starting wearing pheromones around my g/f’s cat it was very interested in me - after about a week it stopped being so interested.
I don’t have enough products to say whether or not a different mix would cause it to become interested again - But here is my opinion on the dog.
Does the dog already know you (you’ve spent alot of time with it)? Is this the first time you’ve worn 'pheromones around the dog?
My opinion (only an opinion mind you) based on what I know about dogs, is that if the dog already knew you and this was the first time you’ve worn pheromones - the dog might of been a little confused by your new signature and therefore been really interested in figuring out why this person whom the dog knows that it knows is smelling like a different person today.
If the dog doesn’t already know you - is the dog like that with all strangers?
If this wasn’t the first time you’ve worn 'pheromones around the dog - was your mix significantly different then usual (then see my opinion above).
Other then all that - I have no clue how animals would react to human pheremones - I do know that dogs tend to be happy when around happy people so if the dog smelled that you were happy (IShine) it would make sense that the dog would be happy around you.
Similar with other products - if the dog gets all wild-eyed when its owner has sex I imagine that copulins would probably make the dog wild-eyed (for example).
Yes. Few of the pheromones that are sold are species-specific to humans. Androstenone and androstenols are pheromones for many animals, not just humans
I have had similar experiences with my pit bulls actually. They get more excited around me than normal and are 150% more playful around me when I am wearing pheromones, mainly A314. Also, they can’t stop sniffing me and playfully jumping on me. It is strange.
Also, another dog that isn’t mine, a labrador which does not know me very well, repeatedly made strange grunting noises (strange for a dog, I mean) when I was wearing Ammo and MX203 around it today. Considering pheromones are like primal instinctual signals, i’m sure that they affect animals like dogs. We humans are animals too, ya know…
Ok , that makes me feel better so now I know that I’ll be careful cuz my island is full of days esp stray ones.
It was definitely the instant shine on No i never came across that dog before except when it was a pup which was like a year ago and according to my friend it doesn’t usually act like that and he swears it’s me…It looks like am guilty..LoL
hah. i will have to put on some instant shine and see how my dogs react and i will get back to you…it could just be you! just kiddin’, but yeah, i’ll let you know how it goes with me…
I never had any negative experiences with my friends dogs. But they seem excited too see me, and swing their tails a lot more. No signs of aggressive whatsoever. I am pretty sure if you have alot of none or rone on you, they will consider you more a leader and good friend to look up to rather than foes. But not sure if that will be same the with lets say… wolves, so be extra careful all you outdoors fans