Overexcited Stallion
Kristina G. Lu, VMD, Dipl. ACT
February 1, 2007
I have a stallion that “saucers” (exhibits glans penis enlargement) prior to mounting. Any suggestions?
I have a stallion that “saucers” (exhibits glans penis enlargement) prior to mounting. Any suggestions?
I’m a veterinary student from the United Kingdom and have been riding with a stud farm veterinarian in America going from place to place. I am trying to figure out the art of handling stallions for breeding. Can you please enlighten me on the
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