It is like there is no hair and once a month it fills with blood and puss and i have to sit the and wipe it off. i am worried because he is a pure bred boxer and is being prepped as breeding stud.
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It is likely a cyst that needs to be removed. I had a dog with a similar sounding cyst, and the vet said it needed removed as soon as possible, because it can become cancerous..
take him to a vet!!
This sounds like something you should really take the dog to the vet for.
If I were you I would take him to the vet IMMEDIATELY! I would be worried that it was cancerous or something!
Well, a vet would be able to help you. Since this is an ongoing thing, he should be seen by a vet ASAP, not tonight but tomorrow or Friday. What are you waiting for??
OMG, this has happened often enough that you can detect a MONTHLY PATTERN an you still haven't gone to the vet!? If you can justify the cost of owning a purebred breeding dog, you sure as heck should be good for the cost of a freaking vet visit!
Sheesh!
Uhh..Take him to the vet!! What are you waiting for? If your dog is seriously ill and you do nothing about it, you can also get arrested for animal creulty. At least in FL, you can. I just saw it on the news!
Take your Boxer to the vet ! NOW It could be serious. They are prone to cancer and he should be checked NOW. Don't even consider breeding him til you find out what is wrong with him.
I would say the vet is a very good idea. my dog had a similar problem on his back and it ended up being a hot spot. i went to walmart and there was some medicine that is yellow, i cant think of the name but its like $4.00 and on the dog aisle and it is for skin problems. and it says hot spots in red on it. you may could try that first but i am not a vet so its up to you. if you need to know the full name, send me a message and i will find it. It is for things other than hot spots too, and it was the only clear bottle with yellow fluid in it.
try taking him to the vets office they would now the best thing to do.hope he feels better.boxers are CUTE!!
You cannot ethically, breed a dog with known health problems. Did you have a full vet check before studding him out? I would run the other way with my female boxer if I saw the stud with blood %26 puss on it. Go to your vet, that sounds serious.
I can't believe you're going to breed a dog with a serious health problem without knowing what it is.Take it to the vet.No one will want to breed their dog to yours when it is sick.You need to learn something about dog care before you decide to breed them.
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