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Originally Posted by gemy 
That is not what I said at all. Actually I don't think anything that is Benign is a huge deal at all. As we age both dogs and humans experience certain changes in our bodies and health. Vision changes, hearing might weaken, heart weakens etc.
For BPH if and only if it becomes a problem in dogs or for that matter humans then you deal with it.
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My guess is you have never dealt with mammary tumors in dogs. It is not something I would intentionally expose a dog to. About 50% of them are benign...so does that mean it is ok ? The bottom line is that a simple spay before the first heat puts the risk at almost nothing.
Hard for me to grasp your thinking on this. If it were your body, would you want someone to put you at that risk? I know that may sound stupid to some, but I really do think that more people should think about whether they would put themselves in the same position as they would a dog.
We are not talking about vision and hearing changes here.
