In 2013, one British network aired a documentary, Dogging Tales, on this “peculiar British pastime.” Here’s a forum on people who were nearly caught by the police dogging. There are, in fact, websites that list dogging hotspots in the UK. Here’s a piece on police chasing a crossdresser through the woods after a dogging incident. This BBC report says that police patrols have been stepped up to prevent dogging at another hotspot. Here, another outraged citizen is calling for action to be taken against a dogging hotspot near a children’s park. This article talks about the secret dogging hotspots in Birmingham. THERE ARE DOGGING HOTSPOTS IN BRITAIN, PEOPLE. The article refers to a “dogging hotspot.” I mean, just today, in Bristol, a woman is calling for a stop to daylight dogging, because men are engaging in public sex in an area where kids are walking to school. It’s like porn, only instead of watching it on your computer or television, you watch it live through a car window while standing next to other pepole.īut the thing about dogging is that it’s not an isolated thing in Britain. While the couple is having sex, this group of strangers from the Internet gathers around the car, watches through the windows, and masturbates. So, what is dogging? Basically, it involves two people notifying a bunch of randos on the Internet that they are going to a car park to bone in their automobile.
It was more popular ten years ago, but a glimpse at news stories in Britain even in 2015 suggests that it’s still very much a “problem” in the country.
It may be an unfamiliar sex term to you, but apparently, dogging refers to a huge sex fad in Britain.
I don’t remember exactly how they arrived there (I think it had to do with speculation surrounding Jeff Garlin’s arrest last year), but Stephen Merchant began explaining to Garlin what “dogging” was because Garlin, like most of us the America, has never heard of the term. A few weeks ago, I was listening to an interview with Stephen Merchant ( The Office, Hello Ladies) on Jeff Garlin’s podcast.
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