Normal. DOg todgers are pretty disgusting things and an absolute pain for a midline surgical approach.
Excessive Smegma
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John Gryphon
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Its certainly not normal in Australia, its not even common.
I just used to wipe mine on the curtains. Sorry should have said my dogs on the curtains.
deerstalker.308
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Whose curtains though? I mean some are more like drapes depending on age and usage……
As an echo to what others have said, very often quite normal though it does sound quite profound in your dogs case. As Buchan says neutering will reduce but not necessarily eliminate it. If you don't wish to neuter (by the sounds of things you don't NEED to) then as John Gryphon says, sheath flushing/cleaning can help, just be careful and ensure that anything you choose to flush up there is not going to cause tissue irritation and is used at the correct dilutions.
Don't lick the spoon
deerstalker.308
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So the cure for too much smeg turns out to be teabagging, who’d have thunk it!Don't lick the spoon
Most dogs have this. In fact, many dogs sort the problem themselves by cleaning their todger fairly frequently. But if you've got a male dog that lives in the house, then, to a greater or lesser degree you are going to have to have a bit of a cleaning regime to negate it. It might be worth checking there's no infection if it's particularly bad, but if that was the case, I suspect self-cleaning would be more apparent and frequent.
Just don't do the cuddle and kissing thing after he's done his ablutions!
Just don't do the cuddle and kissing thing after he's done his ablutions!
long_range_rob
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Yep, my old black lab Charlie drooled like a bastard. One of their quirks I suppose.
Well he is in for the chop 27th July.
Had a cocker before and he never showed anything like this. Honestly it pours out of him.
It’s not just a cleaning regime it’s a full time job.
Had a cocker before and he never showed anything like this. Honestly it pours out of him.
It’s not just a cleaning regime it’s a full time job.
Bo Diddley
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Do you use the two second rule if you drop anything on the floor 
John Gryphon
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I suggest that there is a real problem. having had dogs of all sorts during my life I have never seen anything that you describe.
I just thought he was one verile dog. I’ll book him in for a check up which might save his masculinity.
John Gryphon
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Yes I have dogs with nut bags on them like goose eggs and they never dripped lol.
nun_hunter
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My dog had the same issue and we have a white tiled kitchen floor so it really showed up and if it had a chance to dry was a real pain to get off.
He's been castrated and do t have that issue at all now.
He's been castrated and do t have that issue at all now.
If it’s a lab it’ll be after a couple of biscuits to go with the tea
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