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Neutering Question
Is it true that neutering a dog makes him healthier and less aggressive. I
have a four yr old GSP; I'm thinking of having him "fixed" -- Ranger and Katie |
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Yes. "Tony Dentino" wrote in message news Is it true that neutering a dog makes him healthier and less aggressive. I have a four yr old GSP; I'm thinking of having him "fixed" -- Ranger and Katie |
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Yes. "Tony Dentino" wrote in message news Is it true that neutering a dog makes him healthier and less aggressive. I have a four yr old GSP; I'm thinking of having him "fixed" -- Ranger and Katie |
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"seagull" wrote in message
... Yes. Not so definitive IMO. There are no guarantees when it comes to aggression. I've seen it "cure" dominance-aggression towards people but then have seen it have no effect as well. As for dog-dog relations, it can go either way. I've noted a tendency for sterilized dogs (both genders) to react aggressively to unknown, intact dogs of the same gender. Then again I've also noted a decrease in aggressive behavior towards other dogs in the same home. All in all, I believe the definite health benefits and potential behavior benefits make neutering a no-brainer. There's nothing to be lost except the ability to reproduce. -- Tara |
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"seagull" wrote in message
... Yes. Not so definitive IMO. There are no guarantees when it comes to aggression. I've seen it "cure" dominance-aggression towards people but then have seen it have no effect as well. As for dog-dog relations, it can go either way. I've noted a tendency for sterilized dogs (both genders) to react aggressively to unknown, intact dogs of the same gender. Then again I've also noted a decrease in aggressive behavior towards other dogs in the same home. All in all, I believe the definite health benefits and potential behavior benefits make neutering a no-brainer. There's nothing to be lost except the ability to reproduce. -- Tara |
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Siberx wrote: She need to have her first heat to be mature in her mind and boddy. Before she will be a puppy for her live. I'm afraid that's a complete myth. One thing that may be and probably should be a concern is that the benefits to be gained in reducing the likelihood of mammary cancer accrue *if* you spay before the first heat. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Fascism should more properly be called 'corporatism,' since it is the marriage of government and corporate power. -- Benito Mussolini |
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In article ,
Siberx wrote: She need to have her first heat to be mature in her mind and boddy. Before she will be a puppy for her live. I'm afraid that's a complete myth. One thing that may be and probably should be a concern is that the benefits to be gained in reducing the likelihood of mammary cancer accrue *if* you spay before the first heat. -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Fascism should more properly be called 'corporatism,' since it is the marriage of government and corporate power. -- Benito Mussolini |
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Of course, the dog is 4 years old.. Would have been better to think about
this earlier - before some habits had been set. "Tony Dentino" wrote in message news Is it true that neutering a dog makes him healthier and less aggressive. I have a four yr old GSP; I'm thinking of having him "fixed" -- Ranger and Katie |
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Of course, the dog is 4 years old.. Would have been better to think about
this earlier - before some habits had been set. "Tony Dentino" wrote in message news Is it true that neutering a dog makes him healthier and less aggressive. I have a four yr old GSP; I'm thinking of having him "fixed" -- Ranger and Katie |
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Melinda Shore wrote:
In article , Siberx wrote: She need to have her first heat to be mature in her mind and boddy. Before she will be a puppy for her live. I'm afraid that's a complete myth. Hello, I think she need her first heat to be full matured. To remove thinks for the healty of the dogs is another question. These are things i dont wonne try to know. One thing that may be and probably should be a concern is that the benefits to be gained in reducing the likelihood of mammary cancer accrue *if* you spay before the first heat. And i also think that the fact off mammary cancer cant become from her heat. I think more about food and other things. It will be always the question. In the past they removed from human child stuff, because later they will have less problems. Years later they discover the necesity of that, and stopped to remove automaticely. P.S. My English is only the basic, so i cannot go in to details; sorry about that. Greets, -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Fascism should more properly be called 'corporatism,' since it is the marriage of government and corporate power. -- Benito Mussolini -- Siberx |
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