Abstract
Three sympathectomized male dogs were observed in a series of standardized mating tests for mating behavior. Their responses to sexually receptive females were compared with the responses of 10 unoperated males. Although they copulated less frequently than the control dogs, the sympathectomized animals displayed all elements in the normal coital pattern including erection and ejaculation.
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