Is This Normal

[whitka]

Toby has the same issue although it's not all the time. Took him to the vet who gave his doodle a good exam ( Poor boy was not happy ) and he said it was nothing.

Edited January 12, 2010 by whitka

[sas]

It could be lubricant- or semen dripping, if he is aroused enough....

boys are yucky

Thats what i was thinking because he gets very aroused by my partner. Always trying to hump him. I think my dog is gay

I think your dog may have a few issues with who's in charge!!

Arosed vs dominant humping.....more like sexual maturity and confused hormones...not everything to do with humping is dominance.

...not saying that Leadership isn't correct in this person's house hold.....not enough to go on there.

But yeah....the dog isn't Gay because it's going after a male

Edited January 12, 2010 by sas

[poodlefan]

Arosed vs dominant humping.....more like sexual maturity and confused hormones...not everything to do with humping is dominance.

...not saying that Leadership isn't correct in this person's house hold.....not enough to go on there.

But yeah....the dog isn't Gay because it's going after a male

Randy young male dogs humping a more dominant male? Only once I'm betting.

[Red Fox]

Pretty normal for male dogs I think. Seems to get better after they're desexed.

You're right it's very hard to get off tiles and walls

Mum usually cleans the house but seen how they are away I have been doing the house work now I know why my mum yells at me all the time but she thinks it his dribble dare I tell her what it actually is

eewww I wouldn't tell if I was you

It's worse when it lands on your feet when letting the dog outside for a morning pee though

Or in OH's case - when you fall asleep on the floor and wake up with the dog standing over you and something dripping on your head

Thank God Kei keeps himself clean 90% of the time

[OSoSwift]

Usually it is normal lubrication.

I haveonly ever seen one entire Minin poodle who did have an infection, but his penis looked irritated as did the mucosa inside his sheath. Antibiotics and he was fine.

Lewis has a small amount of discahrge, but is completely normal. He is entire and 10 months old.

[Miss BeRidgierent]

Arosed vs dominant humping.....more like sexual maturity and confused hormones...not everything to do with humping is dominance.

...not saying that Leadership isn't correct in this person's house hold.....not enough to go on there.

But yeah....the dog isn't Gay because it's going after a male

haha and its boy dogs too, he like to hump boy dogs and lets boy dogs hump him. But I was only joking when I said that.

Edited January 12, 2010 by Miss BeRidgierent

[Miss BeRidgierent]

Pretty normal for male dogs I think. Seems to get better after they're desexed.

You're right it's very hard to get off tiles and walls

Mum usually cleans the house but seen how they are away I have been doing the house work now I know why my mum yells at me all the time but she thinks it his dribble dare I tell her what it actually is

eewww I wouldn't tell if I was you

It's worse when it lands on your feet when letting the dog outside for a morning pee though

Or in OH's case - when you fall asleep on the floor and wake up with the dog standing over you and something dripping on your head

Thank God Kei keeps himself clean 90% of the time

haha no im not planning too, I usually have a chuckle when she says "Ohhh boss has been dribbling everywhere again" I think to myself oh yes dribbling!

eeewwww your poor OH haha

[persephone]

haha and its boy dogs too, he like to hump boy dogs and lets boy dogs hump him.

..and it's funny -why?he may well choose the wrong dog one day

Humping is a behaviour which is a visible sign of what the dog is thinking/feeling... and often it needs the owner's understanding and intervention, so the dog in question becomes more socially acceptable- to dogs AND humans.

Humping can be a sign of assertiveness/dominance.

humping can be started because of an irritation around the penis..... an involuntary thing...which then may become a habit,if the cause is not teated very quickly.

Humping can be originally puppy play/exploration.If this activity is not diverted/distracted, and it feels good to the dog- well of course then it becomes a habit..and humping toys/humans/unwilling dogs/bitches can lead to all sorts of unpleasant things.

Edited January 12, 2010 by persephone

[Miss BeRidgierent]

haha and its boy dogs too, he like to hump boy dogs and lets boy dogs hump him.

..and it's funny -why?he may well choose the wrong dog one day

Humping is a behaviour which is a visible sign of what the dog is thinking/feeling... and often it needs the owner's understanding and intervention, so the dog in question becomes more socially acceptable- to dogs AND humans.

Humping can be a sign of assertiveness/dominance.

humping can be started because of an irritation around the penis..... an involuntary thing...which then may become a habit,if the cause is not teated very quickly.

Humping can be originally puppy play/exploration.If this activity is not diverted/distracted, and it feels good to the dog- well of course then it becomes a habit..and humping toys/humans/unwilling dogs/bitches can lead to all sorts of unpleasant things.

Who said I let him do that? Well I don't.

I was laughing because of the gay remark. But anyway I don't let my dog hump other dogs because it's funny nor for any other reason.

[persephone]

I was laughing because of the gay remark.

ok...,apologies for that.

[Danois]

Orbit is a special one....

Boo gets the same and I have little yellow marks on furniture covers or on his inside leg! We had it checked out and treated and the advice was, if it recurs then it is likely he is just one of those dogs who get a little more lubricant. He's getting desexed soon so will be interested to see the difference.

[Miss BeRidgierent]

Orbit is a special one....

Boo gets the same and I have little yellow marks on furniture covers or on his inside leg! We had it checked out and treated and the advice was, if it recurs then it is likely he is just one of those dogs who get a little more lubricant. He's getting desexed soon so will be interested to see the difference.

Oh if you can remeber could you let me know if it does? I am looking at getting Boss desexed soonish and would love to know if it helps.

[Miss BeRidgierent]

I was laughing because of the gay remark.

ok...,apologies for that.

[stormie]

I can tell you desexing helped us. I've not seen any discharge around the place since having Orbit desexed.

[Miss BeRidgierent]

I can tell you desexing helped us. I've not seen any discharge around the place since having Orbit desexed.

Oh that would be great thanks

[Miss BeRidgierent]

just an update for anyone interested.

I went to the chemist and brought a syringe and some saline and have washed his "youhoo" out a couple of times and it has helped so much. I hardly see any droplets around the place. I think if I do it regularly we will see no more discharge

[ellz]

The actual NAME for the condition is balanitis and it is very very common. It is simply an inflammation of the penis which causes a pus type discharge. Easily treated and although it often does recur, it isn't a life-threatening thing and rarely escalates into any serious.

Usually the dog doing his normal "housecleaning" will take care of the problem but sometimes there may be something as minor as a stray bit of hair or a teensy bit of grass that irritates things so that the normal cleaning practices don't work.

Flushing as you have done is one of the most effective treatments. If it doesn't go away or seems to get worse, then on VERY rare occasions an antibiotic might be needed, but that is very rare indeed.

[Kynta]

The actual NAME for the condition is balanitis and it is very very common. It is simply an inflammation of the penis which causes a pus type discharge. Easily treated and although it often does recur, it isn't a life-threatening thing and rarely escalates into any serious.

Usually the dog doing his normal "housecleaning" will take care of the problem but sometimes there may be something as minor as a stray bit of hair or a teensy bit of grass that irritates things so that the normal cleaning practices don't work.

Flushing as you have done is one of the most effective treatments. If it doesn't go away or seems to get worse, then on VERY rare occasions an antibiotic might be needed, but that is very rare indeed.

That's good info Ellz - thanks for posting. By the way all you DOLERS should know his 'thing' is not all those names you have been calling it - you know its LIPSTICK! :p