Pre-copulatory Behaviour - Anatomy & Physiology

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Search for Sexual Partner

Species Bull Stallion Ram Boar Dog Tom
Searching Behaviour Approach Sexually Active group of Females,Test for Lordosis,Flehmen Visual Search,Flehmen Sniffing & Licking of Ano-Genital Region,Nudging Ewe,Flehmen Moving among Females Roaming around Territory Prowling

Flehmen Response

  • Some pheramones are less volatile and need to be detected by the vomeronasal organ.
    • Bull,ram,stallion,some extent the boar.
  • Male closely approaches the source of pheramones and will nuzzle the female genital region.
  • Vomeronasal organ is an accessory olfactory organ.
  • Connected to two small openings in the anterior roof of the mouth just behind the upper lip.
  • Fluid-borne,less volatile chemicals enter the vomeronasal organ through the oral cavity by means of nasopalatine (incisive) ducts.

Courtship

Species Bull Stallion Ram Boar Dog Tom
Courtship Behaviour Nuzzling & Licking of Perineal Region,Chin Resting,Testing for Lordosis High Degree of Excitement Neck Outstretched,Head held Horizontally Nuzzling,Teeth Grinding,Foams at Mouth Sniffing,Licking of Vulva Biting Queen on Dorsal Neck

Sexual Arousal

Species Bull Stallion Ram Boar Dog Tom
Consummation Behaviour Penile Protrusion,Dribbling of Seminal Fluid with few Spermatozoa,Erection,Attempted Mounts Penile Protrusion,No Preejaculatory Expulsion of Seminal Fluid Repeated Dorsal Elevation of Scrotum,Penile Protrusion,Dribbling of Seminal Fluid Penile Protrusion,Shallow Pelvic Thrusts, Attempted Mounting Erection,Protrusion of Penis,Mounting Mounting

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