Doggy family
Supported Standing Doggy
The same standing bend, but the receiver braces forearms on a counter, bed, or sturdy ledge. Steadier, so both of you can relax.
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Difficulty
EasyAthletic
Intimacy
PlayfulClose
Good for
- Quickies
- Out of bed
- Height differences
- Small spaces
How to do it
Have the receiver stand at a sturdy surface, such as a bed edge, desk, or counter, and rest their forearms on it.
Set feet about hip-width apart and step back until the back is flat.
Giver: stand close behind with knees slightly bent.
Hold the receiver's hips and start slowly.
Adjust foot positions until the heights line up.
Tips
- Pick a surface at about waist height, and add a cushion for the forearms.
- Giver: use your hands to steady the receiver's hips instead of pulling.
- Take a break if the receiver's lower back tires.