The School Disco

Today I found myself with a few females in heat, so it was time to rearrange the groups for adventuring.

The morning would be the girls and then all the boys in the afternoon.

I like to call this “the school disco”.

Girls all stood in one group on one side of the room, boys all stood in another group all those years ago.

This was only emphasized even more as I attended a boys only school. The school disco was “the” opportunity to mingle with the local girls school.

However it would take countless songs (Backstreet Boys, Vengaboys, Spice Girls, Aqua…. now I’m showing my age) and a lot of courage to go over and say hi.

I can assure you that the boys in my afternoon walk would have needed no encouragement to go and introduce themselves to the girls on heat. Maybe it was more “Sexy Bitch” by David Guetta.

All girl dog groups and all boy dog groups require a little bit of extra focus just to watch for any unwanted body language or signals. Yet I’m happy to report that all your dogs were extremely well behaved and applied their energy to fun, games and exploring.

Unlike the human teenage school disco from the 90s, which would eventually have integrated groups just in time for Careless Whisper by George Michael and some teenage snogging, our girls and boys never got the chance for romance. In this analogy I play the role of the teacher who has to confiscate the alcohol and ensure that the romance does not go too far.

Doggies: Stella, Marley, Freia and Quila