Neutered male sex information gathering
Bloodwolf
Dumpster Diver
All ties are cut. Including the tubes . No were for anything to go.
The prostate opens directly to urethra, same for bulbourethral gland.
But without the hormonal input from the missing balls, there's almost never any output from any of the remaining glands.
One of the goals of castration is to destroy not just fertility, but everything involved in sex - from the urge/interest, to any fluids produced during sexual activity. There are occasional individuals where the destruction of function isn't 100% successful, but those individuals are unusual to the point of not being significant.
Buster2020
BANNED
Big fucking time sexual decrease!!
Why would you even consider it?!!
unfortunately I’d have to consider it because it’s so normalized and it’d be suspicious for me to have a dog with his balls hanging on his whole life, when everyone does the opposite
I don’t want to, I know it can affect them in other ways besides their sex drive too. It’s just something I’d like to know more about
Knottygal011
Tourist
They cannot knot or cum if they are fixed. Period.
Dogdaddy69
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
Decreased?
ELIMINATED
Sure, some residual behaviors remain, but drive is kaput. COMPLETELY.
Ever notice spayed or neutered dogs are a LOT of times overweight? That's what happens when food is your only reason to live. I don't think I've EVER seen an overweight, intact dog.
ELIMINATED
Sure, some residual behaviors remain, but drive is kaput. COMPLETELY.
Ever notice spayed or neutered dogs are a LOT of times overweight? That's what happens when food is your only reason to live. I don't think I've EVER seen an overweight, intact dog.
Buster2020
BANNED
A dog is not a fashion accessory. It's none of anyone's business if your dog has balls or not.
If you are so concerned.....tell the snoopy folk that you are considering breeding him.
At the same time....you should find your balls and have more of a backbone!!
dartel
Prized Citizen of ZV
My Golden was overweight when he was younger and he's intact, though he didn't "look fat", he carried it in his chest. I fed him too much when he was growing and he topped out at 120lbs when he was 2 or 3. He's since slowly shed it, last time I had him at the vet he'd finally dropped below 90 which was my target. If you're not aware the ideal weight for Goldens is 70ish for females 75-85ish for males.
WildDog
Tourist
They can in fact knot, I've had experience with several fixed boys in my time and there were never problems getting the knot to grow. Unless trained to mount or fixed after learning that humping = fun though, they may not be very inclined to penetrate in the first place, so stimulation will have to be manually done.
I can attest to the lack of cum though, that is true. Their body do the movements but unless there's a bit of urine already in their system, the contractions will be running on dry plumbing.
Fists of Furry
Tourist
Do. Not. Neuter.
Reconscope
Supreme Citizen of ZV
When i hear neuter or spay i internally scream. Thats not what nature intended who cares what other people think. Neutering/spaying is still mutilation if theres nothing wrong with them.
I was really tempted not to answer this one since this subject makes me cringe.
I was really tempted not to answer this one since this subject makes me cringe.
I would advise trying it out on yourself first, before you do it to your furry friend. 
But on a more serious note, like the others have said, if there is no legitimate medical reason to do so, I would advise that you do not neuter your dog. Best case scenario by neutering your dog, you have a platonic furry pal. Worse case scenario, down the line he gets a bunch of medical problems costing $xxxx.xx in medical bills. Yes, people will look at you sideways because the ASPCA has everyone brainwashed into thinking "spay/neuter = good pet owner / unaltered = irresponsible pet owner" but screw what they have to say about it. The choice is ultimately up to you, in rare cases male dogs that have reached full sexual maturity before getting their balls lopped off can still have a tiny bit of a sex drive, but don't walk in expecting your dog to still have a sex drive, expect the opposite to be the case.
But on a more serious note, like the others have said, if there is no legitimate medical reason to do so, I would advise that you do not neuter your dog. Best case scenario by neutering your dog, you have a platonic furry pal. Worse case scenario, down the line he gets a bunch of medical problems costing $xxxx.xx in medical bills. Yes, people will look at you sideways because the ASPCA has everyone brainwashed into thinking "spay/neuter = good pet owner / unaltered = irresponsible pet owner" but screw what they have to say about it. The choice is ultimately up to you, in rare cases male dogs that have reached full sexual maturity before getting their balls lopped off can still have a tiny bit of a sex drive, but don't walk in expecting your dog to still have a sex drive, expect the opposite to be the case.
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dartel
Prized Citizen of ZV
I almost said something similar to my vet once when she pushed to neuter "to prevent the possibility testicular cancer". "Have you preemptively cut out your ovaries to prevent the possibility of ovarian cancer?"I would advise trying it out on yourself first, before you do it to your furry friend.
Hark! I hear the call of the spineless sheep!
You don't have to consider shit!!!
In a nutshell: "Fuck everybody who does the opposite". If "everybody" starts leaping off high buildings without a parachute, are you gonna go ahead and jump, too?
To hell with what "the herd" is doing - Think for yourself, and if "they" don't like it, tell 'em to go pound sand. Simple as that. Any "pressure" you feel to "do it because everybody else is" comes purely from yourself. Either shut up, put your head down and graze with the rest of the sheep by getting his balls cut off, or grow a spine and tell the herd to shove their idiocy so far up their ass they can taste it from behind. It's truly as simple as that.
As for how much effect it has on sex drive, the answer is "HUGE". As in, near-total, if not ACTUALLY total, destruction. When it comes to sex drive, you might just as well pull out your rifle and empty it into his head - Quite bluntly, that's the only more effective way to destroy his sex drive than cutting off his balls. The overwhelming majority of critters (regardless of species) will cease to have any interest in sex within a few weeks to months, occasionally as long as a year, after they've had their balls cut off. That's one of the main reasons it gets done! Sort of a "design goal", you might say. There will always be outliers that continue to display sexual behavior, but they are far and away the almost invisible minority. You'll hear claims from this person or that that *THEIR* critter didn't lose his sex drive after his balls were lopped off, but I'm strongly inclined to think that's self-delusion in the vast majority of cases. If even one out of a thousand of those "My nutless dog still fucks like a porn star" claims is actually true, I'd call it a minor miracle.
Reconscope
Supreme Citizen of ZV
What about those weird states that require spaying/neuter how do you avoid those circumstances? Do you have to avoid vets and pray for perfect health?I would advise trying it out on yourself first, before you do it to your furry friend.
But on a more serious note, like the others have said, if there is no legitimate medical reason to do so, I would advise that you do not neuter your dog. Best case scenario by neutering your dog, you have a platonic furry pal. Worse case scenario, down the line he gets a bunch of medical problems costing $xxxx.xx in medical bills. Yes, people will look at you sideways because the ASPCA has everyone brainwashed into thinking "spay/neuter = good pet owner / unaltered = irresponsible pet owner" but screw what they have to say about it. The choice is ultimately up to you, in rare cases male dogs that have reached full sexual maturity before getting their balls lopped off can still have a tiny bit of a sex drive, but don't walk in expecting your dog to still have a sex drive, expect the opposite to be the case.
While a number of states have proposed a mandatory spaying and neutering law, there are currently no state laws requiring all pet owners to sexually alter their animals. There are however a few cities that have mandatory spaying and neutering laws in place.
If OP lives in one of those cities he needs to move ASAP!
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nekdoneco123
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
i don't get the "it'd be suspicious" part... suspicious how?! do you think everyone would automatically assume your dog fucks you? did anyone here ever had that happen? someone coming to them going "i see your dog is intact, do you two fuck a lot?"? it hurts my head just thinking about this "logic"
i literally never had anyone (besides vet ofc) question the ball situation of any of my boys...
i literally never had anyone (besides vet ofc) question the ball situation of any of my boys...
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SigmaTheZeta
Esteemed Citizen of ZV
You could always just say the truth, which is that he is your husband, and let them interpret that whichever way that they choose.
Reconscope
Supreme Citizen of ZV
Aberdeen whats that? You 100% sure you can back that up about killing before the state does anything to mandate it? I mean you could out of the city instead to a non forced area.
Reconscope
Supreme Citizen of ZV
Push reply so i know your chatting to me just saying.
You sound interesting knowing how to EMP things.