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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  It actually is a normal thing to happen to unfixed males. We went over this in class. That is one of the risks of not neutering. Ussally neutering fixes the issue. |
Could it be genetic? Like I said I've owned many unfixed males and so have my family members and we've never had a problem. Just asking because if it could be genetic that would be another really good reason to just fix the male and buy another dog. Also with him being enlarged I would imagine it would make breeding him naturally a bit of a challenge especially if the female is on the smaller side.