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Old 02-03-2012, 07:06 AM   #1
ReggiesMom1955
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Question Neutering, weight gain and aggression

On December 16, 2011, we had our male yorkie, Reggie, neutered at 6 years old.

Shortly after that my usually finicky eater became a dog that is always hungry, gobbles his food (he has gained 1.5 pounds for the first time in his adult life). I feed a measured amount of food to both of my dogs and his weight still continues to increase a little.

Also, he has recently started showing aggression to other dogs that he didn't use to do. He even gets into scraps with my female and they have never done that.

I read a little bit about it and found a couple of articles mentioning those symptoms as part of hypothyroidism.

Does anyone have any experience with any of this and could offer some advice/suggestions before I take him to the vet for bloodwork, etc to make sure he is ok medically?


Thanks for any help,
Ruth
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