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Dog people, please help!

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  • Ali092011Ali092011 member
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    In Response to Re:Dog people, please help!:[QUOTE]Please don't call it "fixed".... There is nothing wrong with an animal that can still reproduce. Posted by Gustafson28[/QUOTE]

    Oh, please.
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  • [Deleted User][Deleted User]
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    Feel your pain!  FI's dog, a pure-bred Chesapeake, was not neutered when I met him (over 2 years old).  He also had "marking" problems anytime something in his environment (ie, me staying over) changed. 
    Since then, we've had him neutered and everything s great!  He seems calmer, less dominant, and he doesn't pee in the house anymore.
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  • Gustafson28Gustafson28 member
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    Yup seriously. If your husband gets a vasectomy are you going to call it getting fixed? Lol unless it's a cruel joke of course. Just seems uneducated and demeaning for people who call themselves pet lovers....I agree to get them spayed or neutered for the record
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  • Ali092011Ali092011 member
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    In Response to Re:Dog people, please help!:[QUOTE]Yup seriously. If your husband gets a vasectomy are you going to call it getting fixed? Lol unless it's a cruel joke of course. Just seems uneducated and demeaning for people who call themselves pet lovers....I agree to get them spayed or neutered for the record Posted by Gustafson28[/QUOTE]

    I love my cat and I'm pretty sure he doesn't cry himself to sleep if I say he's fixed.
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