dogs are loosing their nuts today

[horsepwr]

So the day has finally arrived. One thing that's made me wonder, or concerned. My wife bumped into one of the ladies from the shelter, and she acted surprised that the vet was going to do our 10yr old.

What gives? Is that not cool or something? Possibly dangerous?

[Dzone]

Re: dogs are loosing their nuts today

No. Nothing to worry about. Loads of dogs get neutered later on in life. Had my German shep done around 10.

[Dzone]

Re: dogs are loosing their nuts today

Im sittin in the vets office and she says to me "Neutering your dog eliminates the chance of testicular cancer"

I look at her and say "really? it does?"

She looks at me with this look of "well, uh, ya!duh! hello!"...LOL

[horsepwr]

Re: dogs are loosing their nuts today

lol...sometimes we look ignorant just being polite and carelessly answer to conversation when it's presented.

[Doink the clown]

Re: dogs are loosing their nuts today

yeeeouch, i know some tards at work that need this procedure done

[horsepwr]

Re: dogs are loosing their nuts today

They should be ready soon. I wonder if I can get them in one vehicle. I hear they're pretty out of it for a day or so, and really out that evening.

I want to set them in the same room and watch them just be idle. That'll be nice. Maybe they'll think the other one did that to them, and they'll really leave each other alone,lol...nah, I know my boys are smarter than that.

[Dzone]

Re: dogs are loosing their nuts today

^ it takes a while for dogs to get used to each other. Someone brought a german shephard in today and he was wanting to kill bruno. Bruno kept trying to mount him. After about 30 minutes they were being much friendlier, but that dog was still growling. Only thing was that you said was that he drew blood, so that may take a little longer

[horsepwr]

Re: dogs are loosing their nuts today

Well, we got'em home safely in one car. I rode in the very back of the Passat waggon with Crash while morgy had the passenger seat.

You could tell morgy was out of it and pretty dazed right off the bat, but Crash almost seemed like nothing happened. That was, until we got them to the house. After a few minutes, Crash started acting drunk and just needed to relax, so he did. He had fell asleep, but he got up a minute ago and is walking around, probably because of smelling the cooking going on.

They're both fine though, and hopefully, all will be smoother from her on out. It'll still take a good bit of attention and work. It's just a day by day thing.