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So, we did our first ever processing today and one of the bucks in one of the litters had two penises! Now, I’ve heard of hypospadia/split penis, but this was not one penis that was split, it was two completely separate ones. Can a split be this bad it makes two? 😂 or is this something else entirely, and what? And why? LOL. Sorry, no photos because my husband processed him and told me after the fact.
 
Hmm.. when I search I’m not seeing that. I see the two skinny sides of the split, but you see the connection inside snd it’s still one whole penis with a split in it. But this one I’m told was two COMPLETELY separate ones, not together. So I guess either just an extremely severe one that went through both sides, or another weird anomaly.
Needless to say, it would not be rebred to continue in a line. And I’ve read of the sire is normal, it must have came from the does line.
 
JG3 said:
So, we did our first ever processing today and one of the bucks in one of the litters had two penises! Now, I’ve heard of hypospadia/split penis, but this was not one penis that was split, it was two completely separate ones. Can a split be this bad it makes two? 😂 or is this something else entirely, and what? And why? LOL. Sorry, no photos because my husband processed him and told me after the fact.
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My last dispatch I had a buck with two penises. I didn't even know it was a thing before that butcher.
 
JG3 said:
And I’ve read of the sire is normal, it must have came from the does line.
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Wellllll..... that would depend as I've read it may be a recessive gene, in which case an apparently normal buck could still be carrying it. The doe however could have either one or two copies of the gene.
 
MsTemeraire said:
Wellllll..... that would depend as I've read it may be a recessive gene, in which case an apparently normal buck could still be carrying it. The doe however could have either one or two copies of the gene
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Thanks for the info! I don’t understand the whole genetic thing all the time, so I honestly had no idea!
 

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