Concerned about bumps on my male puppy's genitals? Are they normal?

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Keiha! These are his bulbourethral glands. They are a completely normal part of his anatomy. Many owners worry about them, but they are normal. I hope this information helps!

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Devon. The bumps in the pictures appears to be his nipples. These are completely normal even in male dogs. They were just likely difficult to see before his hair was shaved. As long as they are not enlarging, tender or changing in shape, you do not need to worry. I hope this information helps!

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Beau. This is likely just a normal part of his anatomy. You may be noticing a portion of the testicle known as the epididymis. It is best to have him seen by his veterinarian though to know for sure. I hope this information helps!

This really looks like it is most likely a harmless pigmented area. At this age pets get different colored spots on their skin because he is going through his maturation process. If it isn’t raised, swollen or has hair loss, then it is likely nothing to worry about and is just pigmentation. I would still mention it to your vet so they can look at it to verify. I hope things go well with your pet Draco during his upcoming neuter. Best wishes and take care.

There is no picture attached to your post, so I can't say if his penis looks normal or not. There should be two bumps on the side of the shaft of the penis. They are called the bulbourethral glands, and they become enlarged when the dog is excited or aroused.

Hello, If there is a similar bump on the other side of her belly, this may be a normal nipple. If not, I'd recommend having her seen by her veterinarian to discuss a possible biopsy. I hope this helps. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

What you are showing in the photos appear to be part of Bear's normal anatomy and look like his nipples. Dogs have multiple nipples which extend in two rows from the chest into the groin area. Unlike female dogs, these do not possess a reproductive function and if they begin to secrete any liquid, this is abnormal and a veterinarian should take a look at Bear if this were the case.