Doggy style

A sexual position in which one partner is behind another, typically with the receiving partner on hands and knees. It can be used for vaginal or anal intercourse.

Sexual position: A bodily arrangement used during sexual activity. Doggy style is one specific arrangement within this broad category.
Sexual anatomy: The body structures involved in sexual function and reproduction. Anatomical differences shape alignment and sensations in this position.
Condom: A barrier worn over a penis or inserted into a vagina or anus to reduce pregnancy and infection risks. Condoms can reduce transmission risks during intercourse in this position.
Missionary position: A sexual position commonly involving one partner lying on their back and the other above them, facing each other. Unlike doggy style, partners commonly face one another in this position.
Vaginal intercourse: Penetration of the vagina, usually by a penis or sex toy. This is one form of intercourse commonly performed in the position.
Penetration: Insertion of a body part or object into another person's body during sexual activity. The position is often arranged to allow penetration from behind.
Sexually transmitted infection: An infection transmitted primarily through sexual contact. Position does not remove infection risk, so barrier use and testing still matter.
Cowgirl position: A sexual position in which one partner straddles the other, who is usually lying down. The upper partner controls much of the movement, rather than being behind.
Anal sex: Sexual activity involving stimulation or penetration of the anus. The position can also be used for anal penetration.
G-spot: A proposed sensitive area on the front wall of the vagina, whose distinct anatomy remains debated. Changes in angle may affect pressure on this region for some people.

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Sex positionBroader topic: It shows how orientation and support points distinguish one arrangement from another.