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spit.fire 11-02-2015 03:02 AM

Any dog sexperts here?
 
i think my dog is broken... is this normal for a male puppy? ive owned alot of dogs but never a male


https://youtu.be/cljHqnSQWY0

Coasting 11-02-2015 03:45 AM

All males are disgusting....


He needs his little balls cut off, see hes trying to rub them off, he doesn't want them anymore.

Lampshade 11-02-2015 03:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coasting (Post 968476)
All males are disgusting....


He needs his little balls cut off, see hes trying to rub them off, he doesn't want them anymore.

Can we start up the canreef no-context quote of the month?

maron6977 11-02-2015 04:07 AM

Yup - broken !

WarDog 11-02-2015 04:24 AM

For the love of God don't neuter him until he is at least one year old. We snipped our Winston too early and it stunted his growth.

rishu_pepper 11-02-2015 04:50 AM

Solid background music choice for the dogs.

Ron99 11-02-2015 05:36 AM

Poor Cooper! O_o

rsisvixen 11-02-2015 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by WarDog (Post 968486)
For the love of God don't neuter him until he is at least one year old. We snipped our Winston too early and it stunted his growth.

That is actually a myth, his stunted growth was probably due to genetics or poor nutrition during development.
Its actually been proven that spaying or neutering has no effect on growth whether done at 7 weeks or at 2 years.

Coasting 11-02-2015 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rsisvixen (Post 968496)
That is actually a myth, his stunted growth was probably due to genetics or poor nutrition during development.
Its actually been proven that spaying or neutering has no effect on growth whether done at 7 weeks or at 2 years.

100% true.
It does not affect their growth.
I have personally seen hundreds of critters get done earlier then 3 months of age and they all grew up as big and strong as intact siblings and other intact animals of the same breed. Ive also see the ones left intact to "grow", develop so many issues including cancer, and still not grow. Its genetics.

Myka 11-02-2015 01:58 PM

I'm too scared to watch the video. :eek:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Coasting (Post 968497)
Ive also see the ones left intact to "grow", develop so many issues including cancer, and still not grow. Its genetics.

This is so true - for females too! Me dog just got breast cancer surgery this spring. She was spayed around 2-3 years old (we adopted her at 6 years old) and late spaying has been found to increase breast cancer in female dogs. In fact, almost all female dogs with breast cancer are spayed late, and there is only a 50/50 chance that surgery will cure the cancer.


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