A 10-year-old male Pom has Perineal Hernia
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 2015-02-08

The older male, not neutered dog, is much more likely to develop perineal hernia. When the hernia is present, the dog is old and sick. I advise neuter later but many owners do not have time to turn up. 

In this dog, an enlarged prostate is seen during surgery. This is the biodiversity of veterinary surgery as enlarged prostate seldom go into the perineal hernia.