Neutered male sex information gathering

Not playing with a neutered dog would be quite cruel. Just throw the ball already. :D
Also this is a surprisingly common question considering the fact that the purpose of castration is the removal of sexual behavior.
 
pes said:
.. the fact that the purpose of castration is the removal of sexual behavior.
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Nah, purposes vary, might as well have health issues as reason (my dog is an example, cancer anyone?). Sexuality mustn't be removed by such a surgery at all, my dog is basically the same aside the more aroused heat cycles which fall away.

But many dogs are ways less receptive and interested, that's true. Still does not mean that a neutered / spayed dog can't have sexual feelings and even climaxing (females have an easier way than males with this part).
 
Yes. Castration does not affect the ability to copulate; it simply removes the source3 of the hormone that creates masculine interst.
 
I had chance to play with 4 desexed pups and all of them were happy to get hard and knot. Just no cum and they loose interest pretty quick after knotting. Might last few seconds only.
 
sxwd said:
My first male K9 lover bred me many times after being neutered. I think it helped that he bred me when he was intact and never lost the desire to mate with me.
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We were hoping it would be the same with my guy. He was neutered in Sept & had mounted me many times. He was 19-20 months old so was hoping he would still have interested. So far he still loves licking but doesnt have the gusto when wanting to climb up behind.
 
Yes they can still get hard and they can still mate.... however a lot of this has to do when they were fixed. If the animal was fixed before they reached sexual maturity then more than likely they will not get hard or display any sort of excitement or sexual desire....a sexually mature dog that has had experience will not only get hard but possibly still retain their urge and want to have fun.

This comes from experience it can happen.
 
My dog which is neutered since a puppy knotted with a bitch on heat twice inside an hour. Didn’t understand what that big thing hanging down between his legs was
 
Beachdude1957 said:
My dog which is neutered since a puppy knotted with a bitch on heat twice inside an hour. Didn’t understand what that big thing hanging down between his legs was
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As has been noted, there are exceptions, true enough. That doesn't change the base fact that in the ridiculously overwhelming number of cases, a dog that's had his nuts cut off - particularly when it happens before their equivalent of puberty - is a dog that has little, if any at all, interest in sex of any kind.
 
I got lucky one of your lab got neutered late in life and he still got enjoyment, but think he was an Exception.
 
I’ve been wondering this as well because I have two dogs that have been neutered but it sounds like it may be hit or miss and luck
 
YanchaOkami said:
Nah, purposes vary, might as well have health issues as reason (my dog is an example, cancer anyone?). Sexuality mustn't be removed by such a surgery at all, my dog is basically the same aside the more aroused heat cycles which fall away.

But many dogs are ways less receptive and interested, that's true. Still does not mean that a neutered / spayed dog can't have sexual feelings and even climaxing (females have an easier way than males with this part).
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Industrialized dog food is what makes our best friend have cancer, not hormones. Castration is a huge bullshit that devastates their health.
 
I myself play with a neutered dog.
He gets hard enough to fuck me.. but not for long, also doesn’t stay hard that much VS the one that it’s fully functional. That one.... fuck me like crazy!!!🤷🏼‍♂️😬
 
It depends on the purpose of the play. If the purpose is to satisfy your hole, whatever kind it may be, the chances for success are real low. If the purpose is to give the castrate some "forbidden" pleasure it may be possible with respect to the circumstances. Thers are a lot of sense receptors in that region so the dogs brrain will recieve a lot of information from down there.
 
I've played with quite a few neutered male dogs over the years, with variable results. I have seen maybe 1 or 2 who appeared to be either totally impotent and/or uninterested.
 
From my couple experiences with my dog most of the time he appeared uninterested. Every once in a while he would lick but that was about it. Imo it seems hit or miss
 
The purpose of castration is the removal of sexual behavior. I do not know what is so complicated on understanding that. You are not the first person asking whether a castrated dog is interested in sex.
 
pes said:
The purpose of castration is the removal of sexual behavior. I do not know what is so complicated on understanding that. You are not the first person asking whether a castrated dog is interested in sex.
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a male human after being castrated ( do to cancer or for other reasons) will still get turned on, have erections and be capable of sex but i have never seen it with animals so there was that uncertainty lingering around. For humans it would just lessen the feeling but for animals i wasn’t sure if it was lessened or completely gone.
 
I have a beautiful big boy stray that adopted us. He is such a good dog. Great Pyrenees. His owners have been found but they don't want the responsibility anymore, so he is now mine😊 I want him to be my first knot so badly!!!! But he isn't intact. Can I get him to knot me anyways? Any tips to help things along?
 
WetLindy83 said:
I have a beautiful big boy stray that adopted us. He is such a good dog. Great Pyrenees. His owners have been found but they don't want the responsibility anymore, so he is now mine😊 I want him to be my first knot so badly!!!! But he isn't intact. Can I get him to knot me anyways? Any tips to help things along?
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Can not help... but i wish you'll find an answer and curious also to know!
 
When neutered the only thing that changes is the dog not having balls. The penis still functions as normal and the knot will inflate. However the issue is that once neutered, most males no longer have the desire to mate at all. Neutered Males can mount and tie a female (human or dog) they just can't get them pregnant, there is no sperm or anything. But as mentioned, the males tend to ignore females once fixed. Those that do mount are very rare and chances are high they will not mount at all let alone show interest of any sorts. It is not something that can be forced, jerking off a dog that isn'tinterested is abuse. Its best toassume the dog will not mount or knot, as99% of neutered dogs won't knot or mount.
 
Not imposdible, no big chances as he will lack most of the spirit to get things started.
But it will also depend on the age they neutered him. If he was already an adult you have some more chances. If he was very young, chances are slim. (for giant breeds that will certanly be over a year and possibly close to two)

However... Pirinees as first knot... are a little on the big size. You might want to prepare yourself if he happens to work.
 
Goattobeloved said:
Not imposdible, no big chances as he will lack most of the spirit to get things started.
But it will also depend on the age they neutered him. If he was already an adult you have some more chances. If he was very young, chances are slim. (for giant breeds that will certanly be over a year and possibly close to two)

However... Pirinees as first knot... are a little on the big size. You might want to prepare yourself if he happens to work.
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Yes I am prepared......well as prepared as can be for your first😊 My guy makes sure I stay good and stretched with his fists/arm/and some very large toys for more fun😘
 
The point of neutering is to eliminate that thing that most people consider "pesky" which is sexual urges. If he was a late neuter (say after 2 years of age) there is a very SMALL chance he might be interested in mounting. But even then, those odds are very small that he'll actually be interested. If he was neutered before the age of one, you can pretty much forget it. There's close to zero chance that he'll be interested.

The other thing to remember is that no matter how much *you* want it, the decision of whether or not he wants to mount, and whether or not he wants to knot, is his decision. Not yours. There's nothing you can realistically do to "help him along." If you touch his sheath and his body language indicates that he's not interested, then leave him be. He'll still be your nice platonic buddy.
 
FloofyNewfie said:
The point of neutering is to eliminate that thing that most people consider "pesky" which is sexual urges. If he was a late neuter (say after 2 years of age) there is a very SMALL chance he might be interested in mounting. But even then, those odds are very small that he'll actually be interested. If he was neutered before the age of one, you can pretty much forget it. There's close to zero chance that he'll be interested.

The other thing to remember is that no matter how much *you* want it, the decision of whether or not he wants to mount, and whether or not he wants to knot, is his decision. Not yours. There's nothing you can realistically do to "help him along." If you touch his sheath and his body language indicates that he's not interested, then leave him be. He'll still be your nice platonic buddy.
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Oh yes, I definitely wouldn't want to if he wasn't interested. That's why I wanted to know if it was even possible before seeing about seeing. Lots of good info
 
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