Why is my neutered dog's penis protruding and not retracting?

It could be due to a prostate disease, you should take him to the vet in order to have his prostate checked, if it is enlarged the vet should advise having him neutered ASAP. there is a good chance that it could solve the problem.

Hello! Sometimes male dogs' (even when they are neutered) penis will emerge when they are excited or frustrated. Perhaps there was something happening around the house today that he became just thrilled about! :)

Hello This could be due to excitement. If it does not retract on its own the tissue can become very dry and infected. You should keep it moist with water and/or plain lube, keep your dog quiet and if it does not retract on its own within an hour take him to a veterinarian.

Sex does not only happen in the gonads but also in the head. A neutered dog can have an erection and that is quite normal. It is not bad for him as long as it goes away before drying out the penis. If you suspect that the penis cannot be withdrawn into the sheath, then I suggest you put vaseline on it to keep it from drying out and take your dog to a vet or Pet ER.

Hello and welcome to Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach. Sometimes with the sedation the penis can stay out. I recommend you get some KY Jelly, or other lubrication, and lube the penis and put it back in the sheath/prepuce. If the penis is enlarged, very red or purple, or you can't get it back in, this is a severe emergency. If he is still a bit sedated it might continue to come out off and on for the next few hours, just keep putting it back in and keep it lubricated. Best of luck with Rico!

That could be due to a paraphimosis, which is basically when the foreskin becomes trapped behind the glans penis, and cannot be pulled back in normal position. Chronic paraphimosis should be treated as glans penis can get inflamed/traumatized. If not paraphimosis the sign you described could be completely normal and due to physiological constant excitement. I would recommend recommend a check up to rule out paraphimosis.

Thank you for submitting your question regarding Buster. He should be evaluated by his veterinarian for this issue. The rubbing and licking indicate that he is uncomfortable in the region. He could have foreign material stuck in his prepuce. I had a patient that continually humped his bed and had pieces of blanket in his prepuce. He could also have a mass on his penis. In the meantime, you can try to get his penis back into his prepuce. If this is not possible, then you can apply lubrication such as KY jelly to the penis. This will prevent the exteriorized portion from drying out. I hope this information helps!