Pet play

The sub wears a collar attached to a leash that the dominant uses to direct movements and positions. This creates constant physical awareness of the power dynamic. Often used during service tasks, public scenes, or as part of long-term ownership rituals. The leash might be pulled to command attention or restrict movement.

Biting, scratching, or body writing declares ownership. Often performed before social pet play events to demonstrate established hierarchy. Combines pain play with psychological conditioning through public display of marks.

Deliberate failure to follow commands or maintain animal persona triggers disciplinary actions. Common punishments include spanking, denial of privileges, or forced embarrassing acts. Often features escalating intensity of corrections and emotional vulnerability from the submissive.

The submissive eats from bowls, uses litter boxes, and responds to pet names while being denied speech. Focus on dehumanizing training routines and humiliation through obedience.

The dominant drills specific bodily configurations associated with mating rituals. Includes humiliation through exposure and mechanical repetition. Blends objectification with biological imperative themes in power exchange scenarios.

The dominant issues instructions using pet terminology ('sit', 'heel', 'fetch') while the submissive obeys in character. Correct behavior is rewarded with physical affection, sexual stimulation, or verbal approval. Focuses on psychological conditioning through positive reinforcement and role-reinforcing rituals.