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Originally Posted by Britster  The humping is never going to stop if you don't get him neutered. In my opinion, by not neutering him, you're never going to get your "little boy" or your old pet back. Once they reach sexual maturity and have an unspayed female near them... that's ALL they will care about and he will be completely focused on that. Basically, everything you described, will probably not change without being neutered. There are millions of dogs being euthanized every single year... and thousands upon thousands in shelters across the US. Do you really want to contribute to pet overpopulation simply to breed? Why do you want to breed? Do you have their health backgrounds? Did you run testing on both dogs to be sure of no genetic defects? Do you know their lineage and pedigree?
I say get them both fixed and enjoy your pets as pets  |
Thanks for your post but I can't help but feel a little offended. First, every breeder has started at this point with a desire to breed. I do enjoy both of my yorkies as my children not just my pets. We have done our research on what we need to know and we aren't endangering them in any way. My question to you is, are you questioning all breeders in this manner? I am just another yorkie lover that wants to be able to provide other loving families with a companion that we have been blessed to have. I am not in any way going to be contributing to "overpopulation". The fact of me wanting to become a breeder was not the issue that I needed help with. Thanks for your post; however, it was not helpful to our situation.