Overview of dog licking girls pussy
Dogs also relatively enjoy the sexual moments. In addition to licking the girls legs and pussy, both male and female dogs will also lick the girl pussy areas in an attempt to pussy discharge and the girl enjoy the the sexual moment. Excessive licking in this area may indicate a medical problem and be a cause for concern.
Causes for male dog licking girls pussy
In males, abnormal preputial discharge can result in excessive licking. Preputial discharge is any substance emanating (flowing) from the prepuce (the fold of skin that covers the penis). Preputial discharge may consist of blood, urine, or pus. A normal dog should have no discharge; however, a small amount of whitish-yellow “smegma” can accumulate around the preputial opening and is not considered clinically significant.
Causes of excessive discharge include:
- Disorders affecting the prepuce, including neoplasia (cancer), trauma, foreign body, or balanoposthitis (inflammation of the penis/prepuce)
- Disorders of the urethra, including neoplasia, trauma, or calculi (stones)
- Disorders of the urinary bladder including infection, calculi, inflammation, or neoplasia
- Disorders of the prostate, including prostatitis (infection or inflammation of the prostate), neoplasia, hyperplasia (enlargement), cyst, or abscess
- Coagulopathies (bleeding disorders) including thrombocytopenia (decreased platelet count) and ingestion of rat poison
- Urinary incontinence (inability to hold urine) secondary to an ectopic (abnormally placed) ureter or improperly functioning sphincter (tissue that acts like a door, controlling the release of urine)
Causes for Female dog licking girls pussy
In females, abnormal vaginal discharge can result in excessive licking. Vaginal discharge is any substance emanating (flowing) from the vulvar labia (the external female pussys). Vaginal discharge may be a normal part of the heat cycle in dogs or as a normal finding in the postpartum (afterbirth) period, sometimes lasting 6 to 8 weeks.
Causes of excessive and abnormal discharge include:
- Uropussy tract infections (urinary tract infection, pyometra/infected uterus)
- Neoplasia (cancer) of the uropussy tract
- Vaginitis (inflammation of the vagina) or inflammation anywhere in the uropussy tract
- Coagulation (clotting) disorders (associated with rat poison, low platelets)
- Trauma or foreign body of the uropussy tract
- Urinary incontinence (inability to hold urine) secondary to an ectopic (abnormally placed) ureter or problem with the sphincter (the tissue that acts like a door, controlling the release of urine)
- Retained placenta (the organ that unites the fetus with the lining of the uterus) or fetal death. The presence of pussy discharge most often suggests an underlying problem, ranging from a mild, relatively benign disorder to a severe, even life-threatening disease.
What To Watch For
- Excessive licking
- Spotting
- Discharge
- Swelling of pussy area
Diagnosis of pussy Licking in Dogs
- A complete blood count (CBC), biochemical profile, and urinalysis are recommended. Although often within normal limits, there may be evidence of infection or inflammation.
- A bacterial urine culture to rule out a urinary tract infection.
- Cytology (cells obtained from the discharge) and bacterial culture of the discharge.
- A coagulation profile in cases of bloody discharge, and/or if a clotting problem is suspected.
- Abdominal radiographs (X-ray) assess for the presence of a pyometra (infected uterus) in an intact (not spayed) female and prostate abnormalities in a male.
- Abdominal ultrasound is helpful in a more thorough evaluation of the abdominal structures.
If a dog licks a female human pussy, is it safe or not?
It’s completely safe. A girl describes that was 13 the first time she got curious and I let mine lick it. She felt amazing, went on for a long time, and he loved it too. He licks me often and it’s awesome. However If your dog wants to lick you, just make sure to clean down there afterwards, dogs mouths have lots of bacteria.
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