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The dog presented with urinary incontinence and an exposed, dry penis.
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F1
A three-month-old mongrel dog, weighing 12 kg, was admitted to the veterinary hospital with urinary incontinence and an exposed and dry penis that appeared unsightly (Figure 1).
The prepuce was missing from the bulbus glandis cranially.
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F2
The preputial sheath was absent from the bulbus glandis to the tip of the penis (Figure 2) but the dorsal mucosa of the incompletely formed sheath was present on the ventral abdominal wall.
The prepuce has been reconstructed, leaving a wide preputial orifice.
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F3
The surgical wounds had healed and the cosmetic appearance was satisfactory (Figure 3).