i have a boston terrior hes almost a yr old . and i wondered if anyone
had one that is that old thats fixed. i want to know their behavior and
habits.

On 27 Apr 2006 17:47:57 -0700, wrote:

i have a boston terrior hes almost a yr old . and i wondered if anyone
had one that is that old thats fixed. i want to know their behavior and
habits.

These URL might be helpful.

http://www.y2spay.org/CanineNeut2.htm
http://www.hsus.org/pets/pet_care/wh..._your_pet.html

I've had a few dogs neutered. They were fine dogs, both before and after their neutering.
The only noticeable change was their inability to make puppies or develop testicular
cancer. I can live with that--and so can they. :-)

If you happen to have the exceptionally rare BT which possesses the genetic credentials
justifying reproduction, you might want to consider a litter of puppies from an equally
qualified female BT. Before any dog owner considers making more puppies, from anything
less than exceptional dogs, they need to examine how many of their respective breed are in
rescue groups, desperate for good home.

I checked to see if there are any Boston Terrier rescue groups. As expected there is an
abundance of them; which means there is an abundance of Boston Terriers needing a home.


When I count my blessings, I count my dog twice.

Janet, this breed of dog is great behavior wise thats why i have him. i
just want to know what to exspect. i know each dog is different in
their own way.

thankx Michael, thats what i wanted to know. thankx again.

On 28 Apr 2006 09:23:13 -0700, "kokostar" ,
clicked their heels and said:

Janet, this breed of dog is great behavior wise thats why i have him.

Actually, NO *BREED* is great, behavior wise. Individual vary in any
breed. I've known many lovely BT's and several horrid ones.

i
just want to know what to exspect. i know each dog is different in
their own way.

Did you just get him? Are you wondering the difference between not
neutering him and neutering him? I find most male dogs get to focus
on what the owner wants, instead of what they want, more so after
neutering. Not to mention health benefits.



--
Janet Boss
www.bestfriendsdogobedience.com

we had him since he was 3 weeks old. well caring for him and taking him
back to nurse. (Neighbors house).

i found out what i wanted to know thankx for your "responses".