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If you're worried about your pet's health, please speak to a vet or qualified professional.

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If you're worried about your pet's health, please speak to a vet or qualified professional.

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5 month old pup's willy keeps popping out-when will this wear off?

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OriginalPoster · 02/09/2011 19:01

That's it really. I haven't had a dog before, and didn't think adult dogs had this? He's a lab btw.

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higgle · 02/09/2011 22:33

I'm sure my my first two male dogs - a dachshund and a PBGV - often had their "pinkies" protrude as adults. Present Staffie keeps his well hid.

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Solo · 02/09/2011 22:36

I think it's quite usual for a dogs lipstick to come out periodically his entire life. My old boy was 13.6yo and he always did it!

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Solo2 · 03/09/2011 06:27

Waving to the other Solo ! Haven't seen you on this topic till now. Our golden retriever puppy - 7 months - is constantly displaying his willy but I just assumed it was a natural behaviour and at least it makes my sons laugh!

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pinkytheshrinky · 03/09/2011 07:04

Bleurgh - honestly this is why I have a girl dog

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OriginalPoster · 03/09/2011 07:59

Thanks, everyone, I thought maybe it was an adolescent thing?

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LostInTransmogrification · 03/09/2011 08:11

My labs winkie disappeared for a few years but it makes an appearance now and then. He's seven!

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LostInTransmogrification · 03/09/2011 08:15

Ooh thread hijack! Just realised that it's his birthday today . happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Doooooooougal, happy birthday to you!

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OriginalPoster · 03/09/2011 09:33

Many happy returns Dougal!

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PiggyMad · 03/09/2011 11:46

My Shih Tzu's used to be out quite often but we've hardly seen it since he got castrated. He's nearly 1 now. Thankfully it is often disguised when he has longish hair - don't like it when he gets back from the groomer's and everything is so 'obvious'!!

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birdsofshoreandsea · 03/09/2011 11:48

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TwoIfBySea · 03/09/2011 11:53

Hahahaha this is brilliant.

Oh & get used to it.

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TwoIfBySea · 03/09/2011 11:53

Hahahaha this is brilliant.

Oh & get used to it.

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doglover · 03/09/2011 12:45

I love Mumsnet!!

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OriginalPoster · 03/09/2011 13:15

He is very black and it is long and pink and slimy, so very obvious, dd2has been put off for life. He likes to rest it on the kitchen floor which is cold. He will get a fright when the underfloor heating comes on in winter....

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PiggyMad · 03/09/2011 13:43

haha they certainly aren't attractive things.
My parents were looking after our dog for a long weekend and I received a panicked text saying they thought he might 'have broken his willy' as it was hanging out for ages and he was whimpering

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PiggyMad · 03/09/2011 13:45

Disclaimer - just realised that makes me sound like a callous, negligent owner - there was nothing wrong with it - I think he just got a bit frightened by the strength of his errr 'excitement' and the sensation!

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ismadme · 03/09/2011 15:31

Namechanged as but people need to be warned...the inlaws, who are very straitlaced and not dog lovers were visiting. My 18 month lab was being a Good Dog on his bed in a corner of the room, then he stood up and I noticed his willie was huge, really really big it almost touched the ground, luckily he was near the french doors and I rushed him outside before anyone else saw it, shouting that dog was about to be sick. Then I noticed IT WAS DRIPPING. Poor dog didn't seem to be enjoying it at all, he kept trying to sit down but couldn't as it got in the way. It lasted about 10 minutes and I started wondering if I should I call the vet, then suddenly it was over. He's only done it the once so far.

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OriginalPoster · 03/09/2011 16:20

Thanks for the warning ismadatme, sounds alarming

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Solo · 05/09/2011 17:50

Euw!! Sometimes, they do leave a slimy puddle!

Solo2 I don't have dogs anymore, my last one died a few years ago now, but I am still a dog lover.

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MinimallyNarkyPuffin · 05/09/2011 17:55

When you find out tell me! Even neutered they pop out at random times and when the dog has been giving itself attention

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Hoto · 05/09/2011 17:59

my Border Collie's lipstick used to pop out whenever he squeezed out a turd. An additional bonus in the department was that he had to stimulate his rear end with a prickly branch before he could defecate. He was such a catch

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Solo · 05/09/2011 18:25

Hoto at least he did it himself . Would've been so much worse if you'd had to apply the stimulation!

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OriginalPoster · 05/09/2011 21:11

Now I'm laughing even more every time he does it...

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Al0uiseG · 05/09/2011 21:17

My poor little pup ended up with a penile prolapse due to to his constant lipstick appearances.

I shouldn't laugh but this thread is hilarious :o

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sjuperwolef · 05/09/2011 21:21

my mums dogs manny was present and correct right uptil he was put down aged 14. he'd had his balls off when he was a pup - one got ripped on a fence he was jumping and they took it off, the other because they thought he might have cancer. both were gone yrs before he was put down tho.