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Scent is how dogs identify and remember people. If you have never met that dog nefore, he will take time to find out who you are; because the primary area of personal scent - at least to a dog - is the groin, that is generally where they focus.
It is a natural dog behavior to smell "that area" on other dogs and people, because this is how dogs gain information about the person/dog that they're smelling. Much like people get to know other people by what their faces look like, dogs tell people (and other dogs) apart by their smell, and the part of the body where that individual smell is strongest is, well, the groin/rear. So, it is just how the dog tells you apart from other people.
Yes, dogs can have a tracheotomy, which is a temporary surgical opening of the trachea. It is often performed to remove obstructions, collect specimens, or facilitate airflow. Tracheostomies, which includes placing a tube in the trachea or creating a permanent opening in the trachea are also performed on dogs. Answered by a Veterinarian
Dogs are known to be excellent swimmer and a pools will be a great asset in assisting with their recovery.
No, it's just parts of his reproductive organ. Even neutered dogs will have these. Some are very obvious, others are not. You will also notice they will harden when he is excited. If you are worried that they are enlarged, see your vet. Otherwise, this is just normal for male dogs, both altered and unatered.
Wherever the surgical field will be, plus about a centimeter on each border. For a typical abdominal surgery in cats and dogs (such as spaying or ovariohysterectomy), the surgical field is the xyphoid (end of the sternum) to the pubis (hip bone on the stomach) and laterally to the flank folds.
No. Spaying is the surgical removal of the reproductive organs. Spayed dogs cannot have puppies.
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Dogs live in any area where human beings do.
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Drain tubes are surgical implants that help to conduct fluid out of an area. When used to drain a dog's wound, they are typically placed because there was severe damage deep in the tissue and there will be a lot of fluid to get out of the area. They will also be placed when there is significant "dead space" - area between tissues that isn't filled by anything but could accumulate fluid and debris.
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