Cuddled Bloodhound: classic rear-entry position on all fours

The receiving partner stays on all fours with the knees at the edge of the bed; the penetrating partner stands on the floor behind.

Standing spares the penetrating partner’s knees and gives more freedom to move the hips. The height of the bed sets the angle: if it is low, the standing partner bends the knees; if it is high, the receiver raises the knees on a folded blanket. The standing partner needs a firm, non-slip floor.

1. The receiving partner gets on all fours on the bed, with the knees right at the edge of the mattress.
2. The penetrating partner stands on the floor behind, feet apart, hands on the receiver’s hips.
3. Adjust the height by bending the knees or adding a folded blanket under the receiver’s knees.
4. Start with slow movements; the receiver can rock back to control depth.

The receiving partner lowers the chest onto the forearms or a pillow and keeps the hips high.

Lowering the chest increases the arch of the lower back and tilts the pelvis up, which changes the angle and can feel deeper. The wrists rest completely, but the back works more; a pillow under the chest makes it easier to hold. The penetrating partner stays kneeling behind.

1. Start in the basic position, on all fours.
2. The receiving partner bends the elbows and lowers the forearms, or the chest, onto the bed or a pillow.
3. Keep the knees under the hips so the pelvis stays high.
4. The penetrating partner adjusts their height and starts with short, gentle movements.

The receiving partner brings the knees together, and the penetrating partner kneels with the knees outside the receiver’s.

With the receiver’s thighs closed, the entrance feels narrower and the sensation tighter for both, while depth is a little reduced. The receiver’s base is narrower, so movements should be calmer. The penetrating partner opens the knees to straddle the receiver’s legs.

1. Start in the basic position.
2. The receiving partner brings the knees together under the hips, keeping the arms straight.
3. The penetrating partner opens the knees on either side of the receiver’s legs and comes close.
4. Guide the penis in by hand and use smooth, moderate movements.

The penetrating partner reaches around to the clitoris, or the receiving partner shifts onto one hand and uses the other.

Only the hands change. If the partner behind does it, they lean forward slightly, keep one hand on the hip and reach around with the other. If the receiver does it, they move their weight onto one straight arm or a forearm. Thrusts become shorter and slower to keep balance.

1. Start in the basic position.
2. Decide who will use their hand: the partner behind, leaning forward a little, or the receiver, resting on one arm.
3. Reach the clitoris from the front and match the rhythm of the hand to short movements of the pelvis.
4. Adjust pressure and speed by talking to each other.

The receiving partner lifts the hands off the bed and rises until the back rests against the chest of the partner kneeling behind.

Both stay on their knees, but with upright torsos the bodies touch along the back and chest, and the partner behind can hug, kiss the neck and reach the breasts and clitoris. Penetration becomes shallower and movements smaller. The wrists rest; balance depends more on the knees, so a firm surface helps.

1. Start in the basic position, with penetration already under way and moving slowly.
2. The receiving partner lifts the hands off the bed and raises the torso little by little.
3. The partner behind wraps one arm around the receiver’s waist or chest to steady them.
4. Move together with small rocking motions of the pelvis.