A Mysterious New Habit

Let's begin by saying that what you are about to read is all in good fun. We like to poke fun at you, Rai. Your quirks and emerging personality are endlessly entertaining for us and, often quite amusing. One day, we can all have a good laugh at all this together!
Owner's of young, male dogs universally dread this scenario: a complete stranger approaches their puppy on the street and says: "Oh, how cute!" Even before they can reach out to pet the dog, the animal is already on their leg, thrusting wildly.
It turns out that that fear is not only for dog owners. It also applies to the owners (I mean, parents) of baby boys. Rai's new habit (or is that talent?) is his ability to grab hold of a large object and then to repeatedly thrust his pelvis into that object. Often, a sort of panting accompanies this behavior. Rai's favorite recipients are the bear at the cabin and the blankets in his crib which he makes into a neat mound before commencing the thrusting. [Watch the video below for one of these episodes]
So, when Rai befriended a dog on the street the other day, we didn't know whether we should be afraid for Rai or for the dog. In this case, it could very well have been the dog that would be the recipient of some unwanted attention...