Dog's penis is red?

Question

Sorry if you're too young, but this is a valid medical question.

I've never owned a non neutered male dog before. Twice now I have seen my 9 week old Golden's penis look bloody. It's very odd, it looks red and bloody, then just disappears. Is this something that comes out of the peis normally? It looks like a long bloody stump emerges than disappears. I'm sure this is a common thing, I've just never owned a puppy before.

Thanks!

(Also, if you answer crudely with no actual information, I'm gonna flag you, just so you know. Thanks!)

Thanks! I *figured* that's what it was, I just wanted to make sure.

No female dogs....but he likes his stuffed frog....*lol* Thank you everyone!

For the record, the fact that I haven't been breeding dogs for 27 years like *some* people who are better than everyone else in the world does not make me an idiot. Thank you.

Answer 1

lol :) Nothing to worry about! This is totally normal. I have three males and the first time one of them got a b*o*n*e*r, he screamed and ran around with his tail tucked between his legs. He didn't even know what it was, and it's his....so don't feel bad. Good Luck with your puppy :)

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Dog's penis is red?
Sorry if you're too young, but this is a valid medical question.

I've never owned a non neutered male dog before. Twice now I have seen my 9 week old Golden's penis look bloody. It's very odd, it looks red and bloody, then just disappears. Is this something that comes out of...

Answer 4

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I have never considered sending my dog away for training. I guess I haven't found that much of a problem with him to even think about it.

Again, it may also have to do with the level of training you are looking for etc. No idea lol. I'm not a trainer. I think a first time dog owner needs to learn simple commands and how to handle their dog themselves as well.

Answer 5

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2) House training: House training is very important and it should also start when the dog is still a puppy. House training is all about training the dog to have house manners and to respect your space. There are several techniques used for this and they include crate training and pad training for training the dog to 'go' outside.

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Answer 6

Please learn about dogs, specifically your breed (s), before you begin breeding (having puppies). Also secure homes for the puppies before you begin the breeding process, check out those homes; that they are safe, the new 'puppy parents/families" know about dogs and the breed, so on. DO NOT just start having puppies because you want cute puppies. Puppies become dogs. There are too many dogs who are neglected, abused, homeless, dying and killed everyday because of irresponsible breeding. DO NOT be one of these. DO NOT contribute to n existing horrific problem. If you do these things: learning everything you can about dogs, proper breeding, everything you can learn about your own dogs' breed (s), find and verify homes for planned puppies, ENSURE that all pregnancies are PLANNED, Learn everything you can about proper PUPPY care and weaning, learn dog training - and train your dog not to hump, while you are at it, and put into practice what you learn; then I wish you luck with breeding your dogs. But again, these are lives, you will be creating life that will last many, many years (ideally) - you want to make sure you do this the right way: RESPONSIBLY.

Answer 7

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it's supposed to be red and weird looking when the dog is relaxed it's johnson is covered, but when he's excited he unleashes all fury, revealing a red and very much alive ding-dong get him nuetered itll calm him down/ also wash your hand before dinner

Answer 8

Anytime that I have ever seen a dogs penis, young or old, it has always had a bright red color to it, I am sure things are fine with your pooch, but if you are still worried then to reassure yourself take the pup to a vet or at least call one.. hope this helped

Answer 9

Hehehehehhe tottally fine my dog has the same thing good luck with your dog don't worry it's a normal thing 😀

Answer 10

I won't answer crudely (loved that P.S.)

In answer to your question: Yes, think it is common. I have a neutered 14-month-old cocker and have seen the same thing. Don't know why it happens. Perhaps they do it unconsiously.