Yes, I went there.
I JUST bought a new Pekin Drake from my feed store after suddenly loosing 1 Girl and the only Drake from our flock. As soon as I got this new boy home, we noticed his penis hanging out, and it hasn't gone back in!
Now he hasn't started mating yet, because we still have him separated from the rest of the flock. But he's in a large dog kennel in the middle of the flock's free range space and he can definitely see and interact with my 9 remaining girls. Could he just be super overwhelmed and excited? Or perhaps stressed out from the recent relocation? Should I leave him be or try to intervene?
I know a prolapsed penis is a really bad thing, but I'm not convinced yet that's what this is. The penis itself looks perfectly healthy to me, it's long and squiggly, thicker at the base and grayish/white in color (TMI!? LOL!). I think it may, very slowly be retracting...it seems not quite as long as it was earlier...but I'm not 100% sure.
Any thoughts?
I JUST bought a new Pekin Drake from my feed store after suddenly loosing 1 Girl and the only Drake from our flock. As soon as I got this new boy home, we noticed his penis hanging out, and it hasn't gone back in!
Now he hasn't started mating yet, because we still have him separated from the rest of the flock. But he's in a large dog kennel in the middle of the flock's free range space and he can definitely see and interact with my 9 remaining girls. Could he just be super overwhelmed and excited? Or perhaps stressed out from the recent relocation? Should I leave him be or try to intervene?
I know a prolapsed penis is a really bad thing, but I'm not convinced yet that's what this is. The penis itself looks perfectly healthy to me, it's long and squiggly, thicker at the base and grayish/white in color (TMI!? LOL!). I think it may, very slowly be retracting...it seems not quite as long as it was earlier...but I'm not 100% sure.
Any thoughts?
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