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Getting Your Dog Fixed Its The Right Thing To Do
from:Your veterinarian should initiate a discussion about spaying or neutering at the time of your first appointment, months in advance of the actual surgery. If he or she doesn't, then inquire. When the puppy is very young is a good time to start thinking about whether you want to spay or neuter your pet for preventative health care, birth control and to avoid some potentially undesirable behavior.
Many breeders offer pet quality puppies for sale with the stipulation that the dogs be neutered or spayed when they reach the appropriate age. This is the breeder's way of insuring breed improvement, by only allowing high quality dogs to reproduce. You, of course, think your puppy is absolutely perfect. And it is for you, and as a pet, but perhaps not as a model for future members of its breed.
Possibly the best reason to have your female spayed while she is young (most veterinarians recommend six months of age) is for its health benefit. Mammary gland cancer is much more common, in an unspayed (intact) female. If your puppy is spayed before her first heat (at six months, for example), her risk of developing breast tumors is substantially reduced. The odds are still in her favor, though diminished, if she is spayed after her first heat. But if you wait until she reaches maturity, say after her second or third heat, the operation will not reduce her risk of breast cancer. This is why it is important to have her spayed early in life.
Other reasons? The surgery itself, complete removal of the uterus and both ovaries, is ordinarily quicker and less hemorrhagic in immature females, so the risk of complications is reduced. Owners are spared the stress of having to confine the female who, when she comes into season, sends out enticing messages to male dogs in the vicinity. Furthermore, because the reproductive organs are gone, spaying eliminates the possibility of unwanted pregnancy as well as the regular heat period when dogs leave blood tinged stains on carpets and furniture. Lastly, the potential infections, cancers and other problems involving the uterus and/or ovaries are eliminated along with these organs. Diseases of the male reproductive organs related to the presence of male hormones are not unknown, either. Although neutering represents an advantage as far as prevention is concerned, this is not usually the primary reason owners have their dogs castrated.
Most people want their dog to be neutered because they think it helps make him a better pet. This may be true, for the following reasons: Intact male dogs can act aggressively toward other dogs and people because they are trying to protect and control their territory. In the male mind, "territory" may be your property, its toys, females in heat, a bowl of food and so on. This type of behavior is unacceptable to most people and may be strongly influenced by the dog's male hormones. Neutering a dog with aggressive tendencies at an early age may reduce these problems. Castration is also recommended for aggressive older dogs, although its chance for success is less certain.
A neutered dog has less temptation to roam, too, as well as fight. He probably won't embarrass you at important dinner parties by seeking romance with your company's legs. And just as important, he won't contribute to the already burgeoning population of homeless puppies, something we should all be ashamed of.
Is It Safe To Leave Your Dog In Boarding Kennel While Traveling
Sometimes itand#39;s not possible to travel with a dog Also, bringing the dog on vacation can hamper the activity of the rest of the family Incidentally, it might be much smarter on your part to board your beloved pet at a reliable kennel than to leave him with a friend or relative or with some sitter If you decide to leave your dog in a kennel, here are some points to consider: First of all, ch.....More on Dog Toys For The Aggressive Chewer
Adopting Your Dog From A Shelter Be Prepared To Answer These Questions (Part 2)
1 Do you have any children The staff needs to know how many children you have and how old they are A good shelter wonand#39;t want to place a fragile, shy or easily irritable puppy or dog into a family with very young members, and theyand#39;ll probably be able to tell you whether any of their dogs are particularly well suited to living with children They also want to be certain that your child rearing re.....More on Dog Toys For The Aggressive Chewer
6 Ways You Can Reverse The Roles Of A Demanding Dog
Dominance aggression is a very common form of aggression because of its inherent nature In order for the human owner to achieve and maintain dominance, he must understand the dogand#39;s urges and know how to diffuse them in a positive manner It is important to note that dominant dogs generally escalate their aggression when physical corrections are administered via leash and collar Overwhelming phys.....More on Dog Toys For The Aggressive Chewer
A Dogs Understanding Of Words Or Lack Thereof
Trained dogs can easily distinguish dozens of different words of human speech It is always a temptation to believe that they actually understand what these words mean, yet given the nature of their own communication system, the odds seem strongly against it Dogs have come to associate certain sounds with certain actions, but those associations are often extremely dependent upon other conte.....More on Dog Toys For The Aggressive Chewer
7 Ways To Help and#39;Pet Proofand#39; Your House
One of the best ways to ensure your indoor dogand#39;s safety is to pet proof your house Like child proofing, pet proofing is making a clean sweep of every room to which your dog has access and removing or concealing anything that presents a potential danger Some items may be dangerous to one dog while not to another For example, electrical cords may be dangerous to the dog that enjoys chewing, but f.....More on Dog Toys For The Aggressive Chewer
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