Hello all!

Been reading this Forum for a while and I have to say you have a really nice community here :)
I've recently moved in with my GF and long story short we're both interested in having a male dog for both companionship and sexual encounters.

I tried searching using the search feature and manually going through the polls but to no avail for the following question:

What's the average penis size per dog species?
I understand Great Danes are large in that area, buit we're more interested in a German Sheperd or maybe a Wolf-like breed.

We're very interested to hear about you own experiences with these breeds and what to expect :)

Thanks again!

ive seen enough of the videos on here to know that average big breed dogs are about 7-9 inches

and btw let me be the first to welcome you and ur gf to the forum

lol i am replying with a psp (playstation portable) so bear with me plz lol

Breed Length (cm/inch) Diameter (cm/inch)

Cocker Spaniel 5 - 6 2 -3 1.5-2 0.5-1

Greyhound 6 - 7 2.5-3 1.5-2.5 0.5-1

Bulldog 6 -12 2.5-5 2 -3 1

Dalmatian 8 -12 3 -4.5 2 -3 1

Collie 10 -13 4 -5 2 -3 1

Labrador 11 -15 4 -6 2.5-3 1

Red Setter 12 -15 4 -6 3 -4 1 -1.5

German Shepherd 12 -17 5 -7 3.5-5 1.5-2

Great Dane (Danois) 13 -20 5 -8 4 -6 1.5-2.5

For Comparison: Male Human penis (avrg) 12 -18 4.5-7 3 -6 1 -2.5

www DOT zoophile DOT net/howto-k9-sex-01 DOT php

This post has been edited by MeoMix on Jul 11 2008, 10:18 AM

welcome to BeastForum, uk_breed. :welcome:

And MeoMix, that is some very nice information. Thanks for sharing! I will advise you next time, not to go around the auto-censor. You are not supposed to post links, no matter how helpful, until you get 100 posts. I just don't want you to get into trouble for anything. :friends:

Thanks for the info Meomix!

We'll let you know how we get on and get some pics/vids together as a thank you :wub:

This was some good information and I appreciate the lead to the site. However, I would like to have sizes for standard poodles, labradoodles, and other larger type breeds that are less prone to shedding.