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starkiller said:
is it possible for a man to get stuck inside his female canine partner ?
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I recall someone asking just that cause it happened to him once.
Not "canine tie" for sure, but I suspect an strong muscle tightning where he was careful and did not dare pull out too hard (?)
Heard rumors between humans too. Never cared to look forcsources, though 🤷
 
not a knot, but i saw one video where a guy could not withdraw from the female canine as she had clamped around him, from what i understand female canines can do this with male canines, strange that aint it :)
 
DingoJay said:
It's the usual triple antibiotic plus Nystatin, which is an antifungal. Seems there was a corticosteroid in there.
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It sounds like a hell lot of brute force. What if the nystanin fails for a yeast infection ? Armaggedon ?
 
Hi I have a two year old male dog, not neutered and I am trying to be intimate with him for the first time for myself and him. I am stroking his sheath off and pressing at the knot with a little pressure but his penis won’t come out? How do it get it out? Does he just need time
 
Deagle113 said:
Howdy zooville!

I work as a mixed animal veterinarian, and am willing to answer any and all animal health questions you may have to the best of my ability. Keep in mind that I’m only one person, and my medical opinion is just that—an opinion, however well informed it may be.

Anything you’re curious about?

Edit: feel free to Dm me if needed!
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Hey I am just starting out with my two year old male dog. This is a first for us both. How do I touch him without hurting him and how do I make him come out of his sheath? Any tips on starting out with touching your dog would be helpful. Is it normal that he doesn’t seem start to mount and thrust his hips. He seems more curious about what I am doing. Placing my fingers at the base of his knot in his sheath and gently apply pressure and strokes? Is this right ?
 
Hi Deagle.

Recently I adopted an elder neutered male dog, 9 years. He sometimes seem to have issues with his penis, he seems irritated there. He is very dry in his sheath, and the penis can't be moved in the sheath, without adding some moist first. As long as there is some moist in his sheath the irritations are not there. I do clean his and my other intact male dog's sheath on a regular basis, basically just using sterile water. Is the something I can safely use for him where the "lube" effect lasts longer than water?
 
ikanon said:
Hi Deagle.

Recently I adopted an elder neutered male dog, 9 years.
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Good on ya for giving a loving home to an older boy. When you say irritated what do you mean exactly? Licking at the area more than often? Red and inflamed? What prompted the water cleansing? Canine sheaths are generally self cleaning and don't usually require extra care.
 
ikanon said:
Hi Deagle.

Recently I adopted an elder neutered male dog, 9 years. He sometimes seem to have issues with his penis, he seems irritated there. He is very dry in his sheath, and the penis can't be moved in the sheath, without adding some moist first. As long as there is some moist in his sheath the irritations are not there. I do clean his and my other intact male dog's sheath on a regular basis, basically just using sterile water. Is the something I can safely use for him where the "lube" effect lasts longer than water?
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to add to deagle pure water will dry things out, you will want isotonic saline as a flushing rinse to help things. Too much cleaning is harmful it will destabilize the natural processes and make easier for un wanted bacteria to move in

0.9% (weight/weight) You take 0.9 grams of sodium chloride and dissolve it into 100 grams of water.
 
offgridk9lover2 said:
to add to deagle pure water will dry things out, you will want isotonic saline as a flushing rinse to help things. Too much cleaning is harmful it will destabilize the natural processes and make easier for un wanted bacteria to move in

0.9% (weight/weight) You take 0.9 grams of sodium chloride and dissolve it into 100 grams of water.
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Strongly advise using a good brand (Morton's is one) of Kosher salt. That's *SUPPOSED TO BE* pure salt, no anti-caking additives, sand (silica) potassium iodide, etc. The amounts of "stuff other than salt" is small, but non-zero, and could, at least in some cases, cause issues.
 
Deagle113 said:
Good on ya for giving a loving home to an older boy. When you say irritated what do you mean exactly? Licking at the area more than often? Red and inflamed? What prompted the water cleansing? Canine sheaths are generally self cleaning and don't usually require extra care.
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He licks his penis quite often, and turns his head to it when he makes movements that makes the penis sheath shake. He is so dry in his sheath that the penis can not move in the sheath, it is stuck to the sheath. When I wash him out he is OK for a short while, that is a few hours. There is no infection or inflammation. It seems more like small stitches of pain/irritation due to his movements.
 
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