hermaphrodite staffy

Hi all
i am new to this forum site. ( and sorry if my english is not good enough)))))
i have a female english staffy, 5 months old. got her 2 months ago. one of her brother is hermaphrodite, and nobody wanted to take him so i took him. ( happily))))) a bit difficult to have 2 puppies ( both hyperactive)))
anyway anyone has any idea about hermaphrodite dogs? he just got spayed or natured. health looks ok.
any advice will be appreciated.

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hia from me and Sasha i have moved your post as you will get more views here,hope you did'nt mind

Hi & Welcome to the Forum from Flo and me

This isn't something I've ever come across before so your experiences are all new and I hope you share what you figure out as time goes on.

Hi and welcome from me and mine

Well done for taking him in. So sad that no one else wanted him, he'll still be lovely, just different.

Yes, I have met a hermaphrodite dog (and a horse). We had a spaniel in rescue not long ago who was male but without some of exterior bits. Based on my very limited experience, it doesn't change the animal, who they are and how they respond to things. Just accept him for who he is, regardless.

What I would say in your situation, though, is to be aware of sibling rivalries. It's not uncommon to get more serious squabbles between litter mates than between unrelated dogs. This can show more as they get older, so over the next year or two keep an eye out for any signs and consult a professional behavioural trainer if you're at all concerned.

Hi and welcome to the forum from me and the zoo xx

Congratulations on your two new special arrivals x

Hiya from me and Vinnie