Gay pup flag
The Evolution of the Pup Bone Pride Flag
Since its initial design, the Pup Bone Pride Flag has undergone some evolution to keep up with the growing needs and representation of the pup community. In 2016, a redesigned version of the flag appeared, prominently featuring horizontal stripes and a stylised pup head. This evolved version made its major public debut in 2017 at the inaugural Australian Pup and Handler Competition.
The newer design maintains the original colour scheme and red bone symbol while adding a nondescript pup head to promote gender and sexuality inclusivity. The stripes were made thicker and horizontal to design a distinct look separate from the leather pride flag, minimising confusion between the two at pride events. This redesign also included a symbol representing handlers within the community, acknowledging the bond between pups and their handlers without implying control, thus reinforcing individuality and the value of personal expression.
Released to the public domain in March 2017 for use as a pride flag, the evolved design remains a symbol of pup pride,
Puppy Play Pride Kilt
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The Puppy Play Pride Kilt by Scotland Kilt Collection is a striking representation of the Pup Play Flag, crafted with care from premium-quality cotton. The vibrant colors of this kilt reflect the spirit of Full Transgender Puppy Pride, combining bold blues, blacks, and whites to construct a powerful statement. The red bone emblem on the back pocket further accentuates the design, creating a unique and playful touch for the Gay LGBT community. This kilt is perfect for pride parades, pup plays events, or any occasion where self-expression and inclusivity shine.
The texture of this kilt is soft yet durable, offering exceptional comfort for long wear. Its lightweight cotton fabric ensures breathability, while the reinforced stitching guarantees longevity. With its carefully pleated design, the kilt maintains a structured look without compromising on flexibility. The large, practical side pockets provide utility while retaining the kilt’s stylish appeal. Whether celebrating your identity or supporting the Puppy Play Pride movement, this k
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Pup Sticker
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Pup Trainer Sticker
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pup play Sticker
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Bear pup pride Sticker
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Bear pup pride Sticker
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History of Pup Pride Flags
Doberman Pup Pride Flag
Kind of the oldest known examples of a flag to represent the pup act community. This is still used in similar versions like the Gaydogtraining group in france for example. Not much is known from the original designer or who it was other than the comments made by the creator of the Pup Bone Pride Flag. Far as known, it is currently in the public domain for all uses.
Gaydogtraining pup pride flag which is still in use today
Pup Bone Pride Flag
~ Original note from Kirk “Brue” Pierce, the original designer to the Pup Bone pride flag.
I am going to throw a petite history lesson into this pup pride flag discussion:
Over 25+ years ago when I started exploring my pup journey my first experience in identifying myself was as a gay leather man in my early childhood. Growing up I always had a pup (Dog) soul. I never really identified as a bear (even though I am very hairy) or as a member of the Imperial Court system (even though I worked/volunteered with them) or as a pan-sexual (even though I belonged to many g