Delicate subject

Have never seen Bacchus washing his lipstick. As a result he often has blobs of greeny brown gunk on the end which he deposits on bedding, the settee cushions, my shirts when he cuddles in etc.   
The wife is getting a bit irate about this.
He is going to the vet in the next couple of days for his boosters, is it worth mentioning or is this normal with staffs?

Apologies if you haven't had breakfast yet. 

Vinnie gets this too Rodger, I have never been concerned about it but it wouldn't hurt to mention it to the vet. I will be interested to see what they say.  

It's a boy thing !
Tank is the same. I often wipe him up with a baby wetwipe !
It's a difficult area for them to reach themselves.

Delicate subject, Rodger on here no such thing  

Do you have any baby wipes you could use to give him a wipe around the area?

You may want to mention it to the vet next time you are there.

Yes, un perfumed baby wipes will do the trick. It's absolutely normal.

The wife's threatening to get him a pair of pants.........pink ones!!! Now that is just sick.  

 

Makes me glad I have a girl!  

Sazzle wrote:Makes me glad I have a girl!  

Me too  

reuben wrote:The wife's threatening to get him a pair of pants.........pink ones!!!  Now that is just sick.  

 Even I would draw the line at pink pants, that's shocking behaviour   

Darcy-may wrote:

Sazzle wrote:Makes me glad I have a girl!  

Me too  

And me  

Methinks you guys aren't taking this too seriously bur it's costing us pensioners a fortune in biological washing powder.   

Greeny-brown sounds a bit like an infection, so yes I think you should mention it to your vet.

But entire male dogs will make "emissions". And only castration will stop it. Sorry!

reuben wrote:The wife's threatening to get him a pair of pants.........pink ones!!!  Now that is just sick.  

Noooo! 

Lynda wrote:
But entire male dogs will make "emissions".  And only castration will stop it.  Sorry!

Castration won't always stop it, because it's lubrication for the sheath. It'll still be there. 

Definitely a boy thing Roger and lipstick is always a sure fire topic on here because for some reason the girls just love to talk about it  

Its totaly normal mate. As long as it doesnt smell its a natural doggy lube for the penis to slide in and out and nothing to worry about. My boy has the same and worried the hell out of me to as it looks like an infection but its perfectly natural as long as it doesnt smell...erm...fishy

Totally normal both the boys do it - one entire the other neutered

But they both clean them religiously or get the other to do it  

Caryll wrote:
Castration won't always stop it, because it's lubrication for the sheath. It'll still be there. 

Understand what you're saying Caryll. I can only say that since his op, the "man blobs" on all surfaces you could mention have decreased by 99.999%. Just my experience.  

Made no difference in Chance he keeps it very clean so i don't get any on the furniture or anything but theres still plenty there

ella wrote:or get the other to do it  

This cracked me up hahahhahahaha. I'm out for breakfast the people arounde must think I'm strange for laughing out loud. But yes my dogs do this too

As Nathan said above I was also worried about this green/brown boy bit stuff, however having a chat to my vet assured me it was quite normal so long as there is no redness, swelling or off smell that accompanies it. She also said that, should Chiquito slack off on cleaning his own boy bits, a sensitive (unscented) baby wipe will do the job.