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SoCalyorkiLvr · 10-03-2005, 12:05 PM

I think most of the breeders on here who own stud dogs have unneutered males like txshopper73, femistvr and Laura to name a few.

I am opposed to neutering too unless there is a good reason to do it. My vet convinced me that a dog, just like a person, should be left with all their parts unless there is a reason that is in the best interest of the dog to have them fixed. I took everyone's advice withput researching it very thoroughly that neutering is healthier and I had my daughter's male neutered. Mine, Hefner, came already fixed. They both still mark a lot and are not completely house trained especially in strange places. They wear bellybands when not at home for this reason...to avoid the embarassment. it is part of being a male dog imo.

I plan not to spay my girls either.

Good luck with your Sammie and, no offense, but I hope your husband wins this battle.

10-03-2005, 12:05 PM	#8
SoCalyorkiLvr BANNED! Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 8,246	I think most of the breeders on here who own stud dogs have unneutered males like txshopper73, femistvr and Laura to name a few. I am opposed to neutering too unless there is a good reason to do it. My vet convinced me that a dog, just like a person, should be left with all their parts unless there is a reason that is in the best interest of the dog to have them fixed. I took everyone's advice withput researching it very thoroughly that neutering is healthier and I had my daughter's male neutered. Mine, Hefner, came already fixed. They both still mark a lot and are not completely house trained especially in strange places. They wear bellybands when not at home for this reason...to avoid the embarassment. it is part of being a male dog imo. I plan not to spay my girls either. Good luck with your Sammie and, no offense, but I hope your husband wins this battle.