I'm really sorry for asking this, but can a puppy ejaculate?

Question

I have a vet appointment tomorrow morning because my puppy has some kind of little rash starting near his penis and he is laying here with me sleeping, and I noticed the sheet is wet in different spots... I tried to move him and he started licking himself and he's like leaking all over his belly... it's not pee... it's liquid though... I'm sorry this is gross, but now I'm just worried about my puppy. does anyone have a clue? Thanks

PS ~ he is eight months old and was neutered young, at like 9 weeks right before I adopted him.

he keeps licking it and biting... he looks kinda uncomfy right now. I tried to clean it up but I don't know what to do!!! It's 10:30 p.m. I'm sorry, I'm such a worried mom... is this normal or could something be wrong?

Thanks guys. I noticed it Saturday and then of course have to wait the longest weekend ever for the vet tomorrow. Thank you again. My pups are like my little babies. :)

Answer 1

At 8 months old, he is no longer a puppy, but rather an adolescent/young adult (and would thus be capable of ejaculation IF he still had his testicles...which he doesn't.)

What you are seeing is likely normal smegma, and/or an inflammatory preputial discharge from excessive licking.

Not to worry tonight. :-) They'll check him out tomorrow and let you know.

Answer 2

Yes puppies can ejaculate and an eight month old certainly can. Even without testicles they can still ejaculate although normally they can't get an erection. Some dogs can but most won't be able to. I'm guessing it's a clear liquid from what you said. What does it smell like? If it doesn't smell like urine but has a more "doggy" odor to it, then it's probably semen. Strange but could have something to do with the early neutering. Have you pulled back his sheath and examined the penis? I've heard of dogs actually running and getting a stick or thorns pushed under their sheath. Check his penis carefully for any abrasions or anything that could cause these problems.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

I think dogs are similar to humans in this instance, I think if his testicals havn't decended yet, he cannot produce sperm of course i see that cant happen here for being neutered. I could be wrong though. I would guess maybe a bladder thing and the rash could be anything, even something caused from him being allergic to fleas. I believe a neutered dog, especially at the age, should not be able to ejaculate. Good Luck, hope it isn't serious.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

it could be urine or infection etc. perhaps it is exudate from the rash....unless he's in distress, try not to worry....it's prob not semen that would be bazaar....the vet suggested that he didn't have testicles, I don't read that in your post, but if he doesn't, he cannot produce semen, although it is quite possible he could have an erection and even mate with a female, the only exception being that he'd be sterile. good luck

Answer 8

What kind of vet neuters a 9 week old? Ugh

Answer 9

Leave it to the professionals, there could be tons of answers coming from here. Try to relax. How long has it been like that?

Answer 10

yeah, thats kind of gross, but i'm not sure, i've noticed some puppies get erections, so they probably can ejaculate. Is that you in the picture, your pretty