why can’t dogs separate while in coitus?

Ronel C: why can’t dogs separate while in coitus?

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Answer by tabulator32
They can, they just don’t want to.

Throw cold water on them.

Answer by JR
Swelling.

Answer by Peekablue
I think it’s because the female “clamps down” on the male.

Answer by Concerned
They are swollen.

Answer by justasfast
The male swells up like a zucchini.

Answer by Mary
the veterinarian assistant at the clinic where I’m a volunteer said the dog’s pennis might get hurt and damaged.
And also the female dog gets hurt.
They need to go on till they finish 😛

Answer by Freg A
I guess that the male pennis get overfilled of blood and grows to much that It can’t be pulled out.

fun question.

Answer by HP
Because the male dogs penis swells within the female dog, meaning it can’t be removed

Answer by icabear2
THE MALE GENITALS SWELL UP IN THE TIP, CALLED THE KNOT, AND THE FEMALE’S GENITALS MUSCLE TIGHTEN UP SO THAT THE MALES CANNOT EXIT.

Answer by Jcontrols
The male swells up many times his original size. I’ve seen people forcibly separate them and sometimes it kills the female(bleeds to death). Just leave ’em alone! ;-)=

Answer by Kenneth L
the male swells to prevent loss of sperm.

Answer by holy d
the male dog..um swells

Answer by thumpergirl_1979
The way the male and female is formed is the main reason. The female has a ring of muscles on the inside of her vagina. The male if you may have noticed has a knot(for lack of better term) far back on his penis. When he is fully penatrated and erect that knot will be just past the ring of muscles inside the female. Those muscles kind of create a locking mechanism(until ejaculation has occured) kind of like a zip tie you know where you can insert the end in but cant pull it back out because of the ketch. The females vaginal muscles milk(for lack of better term) or spasm around the penis until the male ejaculates. Anywhere from 5 to 20 mins I guess depending on the dogs. Thats the technicals anyway on why they get tied up

Answer by Jennifer T
Oy! Such misonformation here! The male has an anatomical part of the penis called the bulbous gladis. When breeding, the male’s bulbous glandis swells to lodge in the female, which is called a ‘tie’. They generally will turn around tail to tail during this time so as to be less defenseless against predators. The tie lasts from 10-50 minutes, and newither dog should be disturbed, as trying to force them apart can permanently damage both the male’s and the female’s reproductive organs. The tie helps ensure reproduction takes place. Dogs can get pregnant without a tie, but it is not as likely.

Answer by Kristen
The male dog actually has these two almond shaped bumps thats swell at the base of his penis (not his testicles) and that is what keeps them stuck together. You may also notice these lumps when your dog has an erection.

Exactly what Jennifer T said!

Answer by Patti
Hi. Jennifer T has given you the CORRECT answer.
Patti