Well, honey, the breed known for having the largest "knot" is the Neapolitan Mastiff. These big boys are not only impressive in size but also in their... ahem... anatomy. So, if you're looking for a dog with a substantial knot, look no further than the Neapolitan Mastiff.
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During mating, the male dog's bulbus glandis, also known as the knot, can swell rapidly within a few seconds to a few minutes. The size and speed of swelling can vary depending on the individual dog and the level of arousal. Once the knot is fully swollen, it helps to maintain copulation by preventing the male from withdrawing before ejaculation.
In dogs, a "knot" refers to the bulbus glandis, which is an erectile tissue structure located at the base of the male canine's penis. When a male dog mates, the bulbus glandis swells and forms a "knot" that helps to secure the mating pair together. The appearance of the knot can vary depending on the size and breed of the dog, but it typically resembles a rounded, swollen mass at the base of the penis.
Only if the man is receiving sex from a male dog and takes the dog's knot.
There isn't a specific dog breed known for having the biggest butt. Dogs' body shapes and sizes can vary greatly among breeds. Factors such as genetics, diet, and exercise influence a dog's body composition.
The breed of dog known for having the largest dog knot is typically the Great Dane. Their size can lead to larger reproductive organs compared to smaller dog breeds. However, specific measurements can vary between individual dogs, and there isn't a formal record for the "largest" dog knot. It's essential to approach this topic with sensitivity, as it involves animal anatomy and reproduction.
they do it by themselves slowly
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Dog Knot is very large and successful while in Virginia. The large success is due to the popularity amongst those who are located in and around Virginia.
During mating, the male dog's bulbus glandis, also known as the knot, can swell rapidly within a few seconds to a few minutes. The size and speed of swelling can vary depending on the individual dog and the level of arousal. Once the knot is fully swollen, it helps to maintain copulation by preventing the male from withdrawing before ejaculation.
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The biggest dog is Austin doalson for skool 46 Daniel Webster family acadey...........
Locate the os bone, and carefully grip the base with one hand while holding the prepuce in the other. Pull the prepuce back whilst pushing the os bone forward revealing the glans Keep a firm but gentle grip as you push the glans further to see the bulbus glandis. 4: Begin a gentle rhythmic squeezing of the os through the pupace directly behind the exposed bulbus glandis. 5: With your thumb and a finger, gently encircle the shaft directly behind the expanding bulbus glandis and continue rhythmically squeezing. Continue stimulating the bulbus glandis in this fashion until it is fully engorged. Ongoing stimulation will lead to the full engorgement of the longa glandis as well. I put this together from a few sources. I had to make small edits to the proper technical language to satisfy posting rules.
In dogs, a "knot" refers to the bulbus glandis, which is an erectile tissue structure located at the base of the male canine's penis. When a male dog mates, the bulbus glandis swells and forms a "knot" that helps to secure the mating pair together. The appearance of the knot can vary depending on the size and breed of the dog, but it typically resembles a rounded, swollen mass at the base of the penis.
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Only if the man is receiving sex from a male dog and takes the dog's knot.