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Dog only has one testicle.

Species: Dog
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Age: 1-2 years
my dog has only one penis can it mate ?




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Online vet, Dr. Marie

Dr. Marie replied:

Do you mean that your dog has only one testicle?

If this is the case, then he can mate, but he should not.

Here is another question I recently answered that explains why a dog with only one testicle should not be mated.

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