helo from benji i need a little advice
i dont really think cutting my crown jewels off is needed can i get my tubes cut and tied without having to do the crown jewels thing and how will it effect my attitude ? i i no it camls me down a little and and im not pron to stray ing looking for A female when i smell her close by health wise is it better to remove the crown jewels or just do the less tramatic to me i have read they can get all kinds of problems if i dont remove them but i dont think all of us have them removed when we nuetur at rspca strays etc . im sure they dont cut them off ? it would be to costly im sure you all have different experiences with this and oes please give me some advice . on your experience with nuetering . neville and Benji. 
benji is waiting for you to say hello and help me through this |
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| They remove them. The hormones they produce are what causes the behaviours, that's a great reeason to heve them removed.
Also while performing a vasectomy would prevent unwanted breeding, but would not protect against testicular cancer. They don't miss'em! Thank you for doing the responsible thing! |
| Neutering is a safe easy responsible thing to do. Dogs don't have the attachment to their testicles that humans have. Have you stopped to think about what your obstacle to removing the testes is? Do you think your dog will be happier or healthier with them left? I am certainly far from an expert but I guess I never heard of neutering without removing the testes. |
neville wrote: i am going to get neutered this month ,i am hearing all kinds of mixed feelings regarding this .
i dont really think cutting my crown jewels off is needed can i get my tubes cut and tied without having to do the crown jewels thing and how will it effect my attitude ? i i no it camls me down a little and and im not pron to stray ing looking for A female when i smell her close by health wise is it better to remove the crown jewels or just do the less tramatic to me i have read they can get all kinds of problems if i dont remove them but i dont think all of us have them removed when we nuetur at rspca strays etc . im sure they dont cut them off ? it would be to costly im sure you all have different experiences with this and oes please give me some advice . on your experience with nuetering . neville and Benji. benji is waiting for you to say hello and help me through this my vet says i have to wear a umbrella thing around my neck for about 5 to 10 dasy to stop me pulling stitches out will i get back on track quickley after this .? |
| Oh usually it's very quick!
Here are some things that may be an otpion other than the e-collar: http://www.oes.org/page2/4294~Shorts_in ... roach.html Some dogs don't bother at the stitches at all, some do. |
| Recovery is usually very quick!! Within just a couple days you (and Neville) will hardly know it was done!! Good Luck. |
| Sometimes the e-collar is needed. However, we have never needed one in all the years I have had dogs spayed and neutered. |
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