What is the doggy position? –

Doggy style is a sexual position where the penetrating partner, typically a male, enters the receptive partner from behind. The receptive partner is typically on all fours, hence the name “doggy style.” This position allows for deep penetration and can provide different sensations for both partners. Like any sexual activity, communication and consent between partners are important for a safe and enjoyable experience.

Different types of doggy sex positions –

There are several variations of the doggy-style sexual position, including:

1. Classic Doggy Style: As described above, with the receptive partner on all fours and the penetrating partner entering from behind.
2. Modified Doggy Style: Similar to classic doggy style, but with the receptive partner resting their forearms or elbows on the bed or floor instead of their hands.
3. Peeking Doggy: A variation of classic doggy style, with the receptive partner resting their head and chest on the bed or floor and looking back at the penetrating partner.
4. Elevated Doggy: Similar to classic doggy style, with the receptive partner’s hips raised higher than their shoulders, either by stacking pillows or using a sex wedge.
5. Standing Doggy: A variation of classic doggy style, with the penetrating partner standing and the receptive partner bent over, either with their hands on the ground or a surface like a bed or a countertop.

These are just a few variations of the doggy-style sexual position. Experiment with different angles and movements to find what feels good for both partners. Remember to communicate with your partner and always practice safe sex.

How to do doggy style sex position –

Here’s a basic guide on how to perform the doggy-style sexual position:

1. The receptive partner gets on all fours, supporting themselves on their hands and knees.
2. The penetrating partner stands or kneels behind the receptive partner and enters them from behind.
3. The receptive partner can control the depth of penetration by adjusting their position, and the penetrating partner can control the pace and thrusting.
4. Both partners can reach around and stimulate each other’s genitals or use sex toys to add additional stimulation.

It is important to communicate with your partner to make sure that both partners are comfortable and consenting to this sexual position. Experiment with different angles and movements to find what feels good for both partners. Remember to use protection like condoms to reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).