In a car park somewhere, United Kingdom, June 21st 2011.
Dogging – the wonderful British euphemism for outdoor sexual activities – has now got a website for all its followers.
“Dogging is becoming ever more mainstream,” says Naomi Fox, CEO of Dogging Direct. “Our research showed that 1 in 500 UK adults have now been dogging, and with many more curious about the phenomenon, this site provides both experienced and first time doggers with all they need to know on the etiquette of dogging, and importantly where to enjoy some car park fun.”
She continues “All too often, it’s difficult to find the right car park in the dark at night, and our dogging locator will help by providing up to date turn by turn directions to make sure no-one gets lost.”
Our survey also found that a majority of people were more familiar with the term “dogging” than “blogging” so the demand is there, certainly in the UK, and it does seem to be a British phenomenon.
The site is for doggers old and new. They can post updates to their diary pages, add dogging videos of their exploits and of course use the dogging locator to find out dogging spots nearby, enabling doggers to find details of dogging meets.
