Now i know that probably not the correct term for it but thats to all intents and purposes whats he's going..
He's a 2 year old entire working bred Labrador, He's great, very well trained and completly obediant.
Like all dogs he likes a lick and has always dedicated a lot of time to his manhood but when he was a puppy he managed to get his willy stuck out and after much whinging and whining from him it went back in, i know dogs lock when they breed so i figured what it was the same at that, i just left him to it, it went back to mormal eventually ( after about 15 minutes ).He seemed to develop a taste fot it, he's always dont it occasionally but it seems to be getting more frequent just recently, he's done it 3 times in the last 2 weeks that i know of and it wouldnt be so bad if he didnt ejactuate alover my kitchen floor when it happens.
Quite honestly its making me feel sick, i have had dogs before all entire and never come accross this, I dont know if i want to keep a dog who wanks on my kitchen floor, its repulsive and we have a 3 year old and one of the way so dog sperm is not what i want to be dealing with, qhite honesly the poo and mud combination is enough at the moment.
I now there are several dog people on here who seem to know what they are talking about so i am asking advice.. what do i do, it cannot continue, its vile.
He's not been castrated because its never been an issuee with any previous dogs and apart from this obvious sexual behaviour is isnt with him, he seems completly oblivious to the oposite sex. We dont get any bad behaviour when there is a bitch is season locally and there are a lot of dogs round here. We would castrate him i it was likely to stop this though.
Has anyone been though a simalar thing ?
Sorry of this has put you off your dinner, i have been driven to posting becase he's just completly put me off mine.
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