You're Going To What!?!?

[cowsmom]

oh the poor thing. coming home with his "boys" in a jar he looks like hes scared already

 

[TonkaTruck28]

Myself, I am relieved to have this done for Tonka. He has already calmed down and changed so much temperament wise in the last few weeks, I am excited to help him change into an even calmer, happier boy! He is a bit of a humper now ( daycare actually asked if he was going to be neutered LOL) so I am hoping it helps that, though I know it might not lol. I actually thought he had stopped humping because around us he has stopped completely. I guess we are on our way to being pack leaders!

 

[Texkota]

Nobody better lay a finger on MY butterfinger.

 

[JAKEISGREAT]

[MENTION=5370]Englishbully13[/MENTION]. I too think 4 months is a bit young for neutering, unless it's for health reasons. We had Jake neutered at 11 months and we have quite a few members who wait until 18 months. It did not change Jake's behavior at all..

 

[Englishbully13]

i will have to talk to the vet, seems he may just be greedy!

 

[Englishbully13]

I don't know what i was thinking saying 4 months he was actually born in january so he is 6 months... still think thats to soon??

 

[BruceP]

Yes...... [MENTION=2071]Davidh[/MENTION] 's vet says 18 months so I'd tend to go along with that.

 

[LaurenA]

I don't know what i was thinking saying 4 months he was actually born in january so he is 6 months... still think thats to soon??

I think the general consensus, is to wait until they are older if you can.
We did end up having Rook neutered right around 6 months, and I can't say that I have seen any negative side effects from doing it at that age.

 

[thesspa]

sorry!!! couldn't help myself

 

[TonkaTruck28]

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sorry!!! couldn't help myself

Hahahahaha!

Tonka will be six months. His pet contract states he must e neutered before 9 months from my breeder. Also, I would just like to get it over with

 

[Texas Carol]

Being a typical Texan (starting ****...already ...not really but just wanting to know
y'all's opinion on doing spays & neuters LATER (at maturation) so as to let the dogs
bones fully develop...some Vets & Breeders are saying research shows this may cut
down on bone cancers, etc and are advising S/N on the breed's maturation age.

What are y'all's thoughts & experiences on this subject? Brutie (I've had a month) is
3 yrs old and is neutered but I do have hopes and dreams of getting a puppy in the
future. BTW...what is the average age of maturity in the English Bulldog? Thanks!

 

[izstigspunks]

Nobody better lay a finger on MY butterfinger.