4 Year Old Golden Uneutered... Sexually Actin Weird?
~Lea's Mom~
Answers: HAHAHAHA This is very funny.. You didn't want to risk him by neutering him.. Yet you allow him to breed next to a b!tch next door who is sooooo NOT a show dog... And you wonder why very soon he has picked up credible Brucellosis or something?
Ya know what.. I make sure that the mutt subsequent door isn't getting into the yard and breeding my girls.. I form sure that I am watching them when they are out there to craft sure no trash on the street is impregnating my dogs.. It's not HER imperfection.. It's both your faults.. You reported them .. for what?? Indiscriminate dog sexuality? Come on.. Neuter your dog and you won't own to worry in the order of him bringing him home disease.. Brucellosis which by the way can be contracted by PEOPLE... OOOOOPPPS...
ADD: you didn't communicate to your vet about neuter him... Cause I have have an 8 year old mannish neutered.. and 8 year matured female spayed... NOT A PROBLEM.. NO vet would litter to neuter a 4 year antediluvian male.
fix your dog.
if you can't keep hold of him from knocking up the neighbors dog, you aren't responsible adequate to keep him intact.
Edit: Your vet sucks. Neutering a 4 year outdated dog is not dangerous at adjectives, unless the vet is incompetent. I just have my 12 year old dog neuter because of an enlarged prostate and it was fine. I work at an animal shelter and we neuter about 500 dogs his age this year and haven't lost a single one.
Obviously, you are NOT responsible as you can't hold on to him from knocking up your neighbors dog.
Next time she get onto your property, take her to the animal shelter. Enough times of have to pay to bail her out and your neighbors will start keeping her contained.
EDIT AGAIN: Your vet definately sucks if they articulate 4 years old is too ancient to neuter. Either you're lying, or you own a terrible vet. Doesn't look polite either mode
Once she is pregnant she should come out of heat. Females are merely ready for breeding for around a week long twice a year.
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