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tick 25-01-2007 20:37

dog care
 
I have a 2 year old Cocker Spaniel a male .
Any one now if it is a good or bad to have him neutered.
thanks
tick

Mr_love_monkey 25-01-2007 20:40

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tick (Post 34206267)
I have a 2 year old Cocker Spaniel a male .
Any one now if it is a good or bad to have him neutered.
thanks
tick

bad for him :)

I think it's always best to neuter them, that way there's no chance of them humping the vicars leg when he comes round for tea

Jules 25-01-2007 20:42

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Neuter him, he will be happier for it.

TheDaddy 25-01-2007 20:46

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Hmm might be best to let him breed first, I am sure we have all heard stories about dog's getting their revenge later :Yikes: :D

tick 25-01-2007 20:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34206278)
Hmm might be best to let him breed first, I am sure we have all heard stories about dog's getting their revenge later :Yikes: :D

In what way???

Hugh 25-01-2007 20:49

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Unless you intend to breed him (obviously, not you personally), I would recommmend neutering.

Pros&Cons

TheDaddy 25-01-2007 20:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tick (Post 34206281)
In what way???

By doing the same to you, as your going to do to him, whilst your asleep in a chair ;)

btw I am not being serious thousands of dogs get the 'chop' every year and nothing untoward ever happens, although I have heard a couple of news reports where it has happened, one in particular was a collie, the owner said the dog had never liked him since he took him to the vet's and it was as if he had been waiting years to get his own back

tick 25-01-2007 20:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34206285)
By doing the same to you, as your going to do to him, whilst your asleep in a chair ;)

btw I am not being serious thousands of dogs get the 'chop' every year and nothing untoward ever happens, although I have heard a couple of news reports where it has happened, one in particular was a collie, the owner said the dog had never liked him since he took him to the vet's and it was as if he had been waiting years to get his own back

ok so im slow tonight

Angua 25-01-2007 20:58

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Another advantage of neutering is it may well stop any roaming problem and it should not be a hugely expensive operation either.

tick 25-01-2007 21:03

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Not worried about the cost .
After your views on it

Jules 25-01-2007 21:05

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You will be doing him a favour

tick 25-01-2007 21:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jules (Post 34206301)
You will be doing him a favour

so far every one thinks its a good thing for him

Wicked_and_Crazy 25-01-2007 21:11

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is it only me that thinks a Tick asking about dog care is funny ;)

SnoopZ 25-01-2007 21:13

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I'd be p***ed off if someone neutered me! :erm:

But seriously i think it's a good idea to do it to him. :)

Wicked_and_Crazy 25-01-2007 21:23

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 34206313)
I'd be p***ed off if someone neutered me! :erm:

Could be sore for a few days ;)

SnoopZ 25-01-2007 21:34

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Originally Posted by Wicked_and_Crazy (Post 34206323)
Could be sore for a few days ;)


Yer, brings back memories of my zipper when i was about 9 years old! :Yikes:

Jules 25-01-2007 21:35

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:rofl: I am now walking away from the thread :D

SnoopZ 25-01-2007 21:36

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Sorry for hijacking. ;)

tick 25-01-2007 21:37

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Originally Posted by Jules (Post 34206336)
:rofl: I am now walking away from the thread :D

No stay i want answers or views

Wicked_and_Crazy 25-01-2007 21:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tick (Post 34206339)
No stay i want answers or views

eewwwwww you want a view :p:

AndyCambs 25-01-2007 22:03

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If you watch the dog programmes - unless you intend breeding, then its best to neuter now. Both socially, (prevents unwanted dogs), and socially (prevents agressive behaviour).

tick 25-01-2007 22:05

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Quote:

Originally Posted by AndyCambs (Post 34206373)
If you watch the dog programmes - unless you intend breeding, then its best to neuter now. Both socially, (prevents unwanted dogs), and socially (prevents agressive behaviour).

Thank you that was the sort of answer i wanted .
Have made mind up to have him done .
Was looking for advice from people who no

SnoopZ 25-01-2007 22:08

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This might help. http://www.penninevets.co.uk/neuter.php

Quote:

Dog - Male (Castration)
Castrating a male dog is not cruel, they do not need to feel a "whole dog" and they do not need to mate once in their lifetime. An uncastrated, entire male dog is at a high risk of developing prostate problems in later life, will be more aggressive, more difficult to handle and bigger. He is also more likely to escape from your garden and wander the streets. If you are wanting a friendly, easy to handle family pet, our advice is to castrate your dog before one year old, although it is advised at any age. The operation can be done from 6 months old.

wotsit 25-01-2007 23:23

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well had my bitch neutered people said it will change her,
its rubbish she,s just the same as she was as loving as ever ,and no mess when she was in season

orangebird 25-01-2007 23:36

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tick (Post 34206376)
Thank you that was the sort of answer i wanted .
Have made mind up to have him done .
Was looking for advice from people who no

Neutering is definitely the best route - unless you intend to breed (which I personally do not advocate in the slightest when there are rehoming centres bursting with dogs in need of good homes), there is no need whatsoever for your dog to be 'entire'. It won't change anything apart from him wanting to roam, or humping strangers legs....neither of which are a loss really! You'll be a good, responsible dog owner by doing this. :tu:

tick 26-01-2007 17:02

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off with em then?

TheBlueRaja 26-01-2007 18:28

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I recommend:-

1 x Reasonable lenght of string,
2 x Sticks
1 x Hanky
and a visit to the park.

Method:-

Fristly, Insert stick 1 of 2 into ground and 90 degrees to the horizontal,
Then attach one end of string to Stick in Ground,
Then attach the other end of stick to the dogs knackers,
Finally, throw Stick 2 of 2 as far as you can.

Apply hanky to the underside of dogs eyes.

SnoopZ 26-01-2007 18:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja (Post 34207064)
I recommend:-

1 x Reasonable lenght of string,
2 x Sticks
1 x Hanky
and a visit to the park.

Method:-

Fristly, Insert stick 1 of 2 into ground and 90 degrees to the horizontal,
Then attach one end of string to Stick in Ground,
Then attach the other end of stick to the dogs knackers,
Finally, throw Stick 2 of 2 as far as you can.

Apply hanky to the underside of dogs eyes.

:Yikes:

tick 26-01-2007 18:45

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja (Post 34207064)
I recommend:-

1 x Reasonable lenght of string,
2 x Sticks
1 x Hanky
and a visit to the park.

Method:-

Fristly, Insert stick 1 of 2 into ground and 90 degrees to the horizontal,
Then attach one end of string to Stick in Ground,
Then attach the other end of stick to the dogs knackers,
Finally, throw Stick 2 of 2 as far as you can.

Apply hanky to the underside of dogs eyes.

Sound a cheap method
Don't think the wife would let me use it.
Of to give the vet some more money then.

CycoSymz 26-01-2007 21:03

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Quote:

Originally Posted by TheBlueRaja (Post 34207064)
I recommend:-

1 x Reasonable lenght of string,
2 x Sticks
1 x Hanky
and a visit to the park.

Method:-

Fristly, Insert stick 1 of 2 into ground and 90 degrees to the horizontal,
Then attach one end of string to Stick in Ground,
Then attach the other end of stick to the dogs knackers,
Finally, throw Stick 2 of 2 as far as you can.

Apply hanky to the underside of dogs eyes.

Or you could just use 2 bricks :D

Graham M 26-01-2007 21:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jules (Post 34206273)
Neuter him, he will be happier for it.

Umm... I certainly wouldn't be.

albert_the_dog 26-01-2007 21:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jules (Post 34206273)
Neuter him, he will be happier for it.

:Yikes: what makes you think that ????:disturbd:

Albert_the_Dog

tick 26-01-2007 21:29

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Quote:

Originally Posted by albert_the_dog (Post 34207240)
:Yikes: what makes you think that ????:disturbd:

Albert_the_Dog

Don't suppose you are a real dog and no by the way;)

albert_the_dog 26-01-2007 21:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tick (Post 34207246)
Don't suppose you are a real dog and no by the way;)

nope not a real dog. although my GSD (albert) is, he was booked in for the snip at two year old, but never went through with it. It was something in the way he looked at me as we walked into the vets.....:cry: like he knew what was about to happen

superbiatch 26-01-2007 21:51

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Our Zak is an entire 8 year old male staffie and he's becoming a handful. I'm all for castration but OH says as he wouldn't like it done to him, he won't do it to the dog. I've tried gathering all the information i can to change his mind - i just hope he comes to his senses one day particularly as the dog has taken more of a liking to him, than me ;)

Nidge 27-01-2007 00:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey (Post 34206270)
bad for him :)

I think it's always best to neuter them, that way there's no chance of them humping the vicars leg when he comes round for tea


Just tell the vicar to fake an orgasm the dog will stop then:D


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