here is an interesting article on venereal diseas in dogs:

davet · Post by **davet** » Wed Apr 27, 2005 10:14 am

Dogs can get VD or transmissible VD..these tumors arae rather gross but they can be removed when needed....if interested, file this away in case your dog ever gets it

http://www.ivis.org/advances/Concannon/ ... r.asp?LA=1

k9Karen · Post by **k9Karen** » Sat Apr 30, 2005 9:41 am

ICK!! I had heard of this, but never saw any pictures. It's interesting that they think the tumor cells cause the spread - seems a bit odd. Sounds more like a viral process (similar to human HPV - some of the genital warts can get like that - really large, ugly, and nasty). Do you know if any research has been done in that area?

davet · Post by **davet** » Sat Apr 30, 2005 12:07 pm

i suspect there has been lots of research because it has been going on for many years..the first case i ever saw was prior to vet school, working for a vet...they are pretty easy to remove is you get them early enough....if too late on a male you have to do a penile removeal and the urinate out the back just like a female....

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here is an interesting article on venereal diseas in dogs:

here is an interesting article on venereal diseas in dogs:

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