Consider the story of Oak Hill Kennels. A champion German Shepherd, "Ragnar," had a natural mating with a bitch in standing heat. Due to a handler error, the stud was pulled too early, leaving 15ml of semen in the vaginal vault. Using the old Mayli device, they retrieved only 2ml of dead sperm.
With the Mayli Sperm Sucker Fixed, they tried again. The wide-bore tip allowed retrieval of 12ml of fluid. Under the scope, 78% of the sperm showed excellent motility. They performed a transcervical AI with the retrieved sample. The result? A litter of 9 healthy puppies. The ROI on the $120 device was $45,000. mayli sperm sucker fixed
Breeders hated when the collection vial would unscrew mid-use, spilling a high-value stud dog’s sample onto the floor. The "Fixed" version uses a triple-start threading system with an O-ring seal. It locks tight even under maximum suction. Consider the story of Oak Hill Kennels
The "Fixed" tip is now 30% wider and made of medical-grade polycarbonate with rounded edges. It does not scratch the vaginal wall, and it allows semen to flow around mucus plugs rather than getting stuck behind them. Using the old Mayli device, they retrieved only