Male dogs will hump other dogs, other animals, furniture, stuffed animals or people. It can be embarrassing but is generally an innocuous behavior. Neutering your dog can drastically reduce humping incidents but may not eliminate the behavior entirely. Your dog may hump if anxious or excited and this can be an aggressive or dominant behavior. Humping may also indicate boredom so check to see that your dog gets enough physical exercise. An occasional incident is pretty normal and should be ignored. It’s only if humping becomes much more frequent or unpleasant. Do not punish your dog for excessive humping. Exercise and obedience training can help. If your dog is tired, he is less likely to misbehave and if he is sitting, he can’t be humping. Anticipate humping situations and get your dog under control and redirect him with a toy or other activities. For more information you can consult Animal Hospital Savannah GA.