Inari

1. #1sheath

   Keys: sheath, poking out, penile sheath, balls, scrotum, testicles, aroused, Arousal, flaccid, not erect

   male canines have a clearly visably sheath. Its located laying flush against lower belly (at the lower abdomen right at the chrotch) (gradually protrudes from body). The penile sheath entirely surrounds the penis while not erect. The back part is intergrown with the abdominal skin. The front part, almost reaching to the navel, is free. The sheath pointed forward towards chest. The inner sheath, just like the glans, is covered with a mucous membrane and the outer sheath is covered with normal epidermis. Almost all mammal penises have foreskins or prepuces, although in non-human cases, the foreskin is usually a sheath (sometimes called the preputial sheath, praeputium or penile sheath) into which the whole penis is retracted. Male canine have a conspicuous penis sheath. If not erect the penis is hidden in the sheath. The sheath

   • Protects and lubricates the penis.
   • Is furry on the outside, soft, and squishy, while the inside is moist, hot, and elastic to accommodate the knot even when swollen.
   • can be pulled back manualy.
   • "poking out" means a semi-erection the sheath is a bit retracted and the penis tip is exposed.
   • When aroused, the sheath retracts, revealing the lubricated penis. However, it can sometimes remain around the knot due to the knot's swelling, requiring manual retraction. -when the penis get lose erection the sheath slide over it and covers it again. -The testicles hanging below the sheath.
2. #2balls

   Keys: balls, cremaster, testicles, scrotum, ejaculation, temperature, ejaculating

   Male canines have a scrotum that dangles clearly visably between their hind legs. The scrotum have short velvet fur. The scrotum contains two testicles. The testicles dangle and swing with every movement. The cremaster muscle let the testicles hang lower in warm temperatures. The cremaster muscle draws the testicles tightly close to the body during cold temperature and ejaculation. The testicles produce lots of sperm. The testicles are soft. They can be rolled or moved slightly in the scrotum. They can also be slightly compressed. Since nature is not uniform, the two testicles may hang at different depths, or one may be slightly larger than the other. Males are fertile year-round and their testicles produce fresh sperm constantly. The body destroys excess old sperm naturally or releases it during sleep in wet dreams. The male can also masturbate to release sperm. Testicles are very vulnerable even a slight hit can cause great pain. A to strong hit or squeeze can burst the testicles which hurt extreme and lead to infertility. Testicles can be an erogenous zone testicle play or testicle massage can be arousing for some males.

3. #3penis

   Keys: knot, cock, penis, penis bone, canine penis, baculum, flaccid, aroused, Arousal, erectile tissue, erection, erected, not erect

   The canine penis (os penis) have a penis bone (baculum) inside. A baculum is a bone of the skeleton located in the penis. The baculum gives the penis stability. The penis is never flaccid even in not erect state it's always stiff because of the penis bone. Thanks to that baculum even the not erect penis is hard and stiff, so the male can penetrate the female without full erection. As with all mammals, a canine penis is made up of three pieces of erectile tissue. These are the two corpora cavernosa and the singular corpus spongiosum which continues in the glans. A notable difference from the human penis is that the visible part during an erection consists entirely of the glans. When aroused, the erectile tissue fills with blood and swells forming the erection, causing the penis to increase in size and thickness. The retractor muscle is attached at the shaft of the penis. It is a paired smooth muscle that is used to retract the penis back into the sheath. A canine glans consists of two sections: Behind the lower, long part (pars longa glandis) lies the "knot" (Bulbus glandis). Behind the knot the penis is very flexible in the horizontal direction allowing the male to unmount while remaining tied. The penis and the surrounding intimate area are erogenous zones.

   • Manual Stimulation: The penis can be stimulated manually, outside of penetrative sex. Manual stimulation can lead to swelling of the knot and ejaculation, similar to during intercourse, but does not necessarily involve penetration. Can be stimmulated by rubing, licking.
4. #4knot

   Keys: knot, bulbus glandis, erectile tissue

   The bulbus glandis (also called a bulb or knot) is an erectile tissue structure on the base of canine penis. The knot swell up with arousal it reaches full swelling right before ejaculation the tissues swell up to lock (tie) the male's penis inside the female.

   • Manual Stimulation: The knot can be stimulated manually, outside of penetrative sex. Manual stimulation can lead to swelling of the knot as well and ejaculation, similar to during intercourse, but does not necessarily involve penetration. The knot is very sensitive; even slight stimulation triggers extreme arousal and quickly leads to ejaculation.
5. #5knotting

   Keys: knotted, mounting, mating, knotting, tie, tying, tied, sex, suck, lock, locked

   Knotting: knotting is also called tied or "the tie". It can also be described as stuck or locked together.

   • As the mating act progresses, the bulbous glandis (knot) at the base of the males penis swells, locking the penis inside the partner.
   • The knotting is also caused by the female. The muscles in the females vagina contract, thus preventing the male from withdrawing, holding the penis by the knot inside. -The knot swelling and the contracted female vulva cause the knotting -This knotting can last from 15 to 30 minutes, during which the male dog ejaculates his post ejaculation, ensuring maximum insemination. -Behind the knot the penis is very flexible in the horizontal direction allowing the male to unmount while remaining tied. The male dog dismound and turn himself by lifting one leg over the female’s back so that they are both more secure and comfortable in a back-to-back position while his penis stay stuck inside her
   • If the knot swells outside before insertion, it must be manually or forcefully inserted, which can be painful or require significant effort.
   • Post-Knotting:
   • After ejaculation, the knot slowly deflates and the vulva muscles relax, allowing the pull out of the penis. Premature removal can cause discomfort or injury due to the knot's size and the pressure it exerts.
   • Reproductive Strategy: The knotting mechanism is an evolutionary adaptation to enhance the chances of fertilization by preventing early withdrawal and minimizing semen leakage.
6. #6mating

   Keys: humping, breed, aroused, Arousal, mounting, doggystyle, Penetration, penetrate, breeding, mating, copulating, mating season, sex

   Some males hump objects to find sexual relief, for example pillows. As Animals canines are not ashamed to perform sexual acts in public or in front of others. Sex is usually performed during the mating season to reproduce. Sex outside of heat can be performed for fun and pleasure. Outside of heat, a female is infertile, so sex outside of heat will not result in puppies. Canine Mating Behavior

   • Mating Position: The most natural and common position for canine mating is from behind, commonly referred to as "doggystyle." The male mounts the partner from the rear, aligning his body for optimal penetration. This position allows the male to engage fully and achieve proper penetration.
   • Arousal and Penetration: The female stand still and lift her tail to offer her vulva. The male becomes aroused by her scent and by licking her vulva. The male’s sheath slide back reviling the penis wich swell up. Thanks to the baculum bone the male can penetrate the female without full erection, full erection is achieved during penetration. The male initiates mating with quick, repetitive thrusts, using instinctive motions to find the entrance to the vagina or anus. These early thrusts are erratic as the male seeks to locate the correct spot. Once the tip of the penis finds its mark, the canine starts a series of fast, powerful thrusts. The full erection is achieved during penetration inside the female. The intensity increases, with the male’s testicles slapping against the partner's body. The male’s breathing becomes heavier, and its focus is entirely on the act of mating. As the mating progresses, the male’s movements are fast and repetitive, with his hips slamming against the partner. The males knot swell up and knotting occurred as the male ejaculates. After mating, the partners engage in sexual aftercare, licking each other's genitals clean and cuddling with each other. Mating is repeated several times a day with short breaks in between. Mating continues over the next few days until the end of the heat cycle/mating season, to ensure fertilization.
7. #7ejaculating

   Keys: semen, sperm, ejaculating, ejaculate, ejaculation, cum, cumming, post ejaculation, main ejaculation

   The male ejaculate is divided into three fractions: precum, main ejaculation and post ejaculation -First fraction: is called Precum: Precum is Ejaculated as a lubricant before intercourse as lubricant, contains no sperm.

   • Second fraction: is called main ejaculation: main ejaculation is Ejaculated during orgasm. It is a sperm-rich fluid for fertilization. -Third fraction: is called post ejaculation: post ejaculation follows shortly after the Main ejaculation. Is ejaculated through the whole duration of knotting. It contains little sperm and consists mostly of prostatic fluid. It serves to flush the main ejaculation deeper into the uterus. The sheer amount of semen far exceeds that of a human, with continuous streams being pumped into the partner. This prolonged release ensures that the sperm is thoroughly deposited, filling the partner’s cavity to capacity.
8. #8pheromones

   Keys: sniffing, scent, urine, poo, pheromones, greeting, butt sniff, greeting sniff, instincts, instinct, greet, greeting ritual, scent glands

   Pheromones are chemical scents that animals—including canines—secrete to communicate nonverbally with others of their species. They subconsciously influence the behavior and emotions of other animals—similar to an "invisible messenger." Canines have scent glands with which they can make pheromone markings. The canine react to pheromones driven by instincts. There are also artificial pheromones that can be sprayed to encourage certain behaviors. Pheromones are very important part of the communication between canines. Pheromones contain an individual scent, so that canines can recognize each other by smell. Pheromones surround the body and are also found in urine and poop. Canines may sniff or even lick urine to smell the pheromones. The scents are used to mark territory. Mating instincts are triggered by pheromone scents. Canines greet each other by raising their tails and sniffing the other's anus and genital area, (sniffing the vulva, balls or sheath). This is where the pheromones are strongest. This is how they get to know each other and learn each other's individual scent. This is an important greeting ritual (also called greeting sniff or butt sniff). Dogs can also be observed trying to sniff a person's crotch when interacting with humans. Thanks to pheromones, canines can quickly obtain and exchange information about each other: information about the gender, age, health, fertility, and the state of the females' heat cycle.

9. #9precum

   Keys: precum

   Precum: The precum is ejaculated before the sexual act. It drips from the penis. Precum dose not contermain sperm. Dripping precum is a sign of extreme arousal. The male canine’s penis produces a significant amount of precum, which acts as a natural lubricant, allowing for minimal friction during penetration and thrusting. This precum is more copious than that of a human, facilitating smoother intercourse.

10. #10heat

    Keys: In Heat, Rut

    Furrys go into a heat like their animal counterparts, giving them the insatiable urge to mate. For males it's referred to as a rut, for both it sends their hormones all out of wack. Offen with these events they send out pharamones that affect other beastel people and make the want to breed as well.

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