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To compare the pain involved with ear piercing to tail docking is not logical since the pain from the tail mutilation is so much greater and lasts so much longer. Just for the record, I did not pierce my daughter's ears until they requested it. |
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To answer your question, my westie is my only dog with an intact tail. |
As far as even attempting to compare fixing your dog and having their tails docked, ears cropped, dew claws removed, there is absolutely no likeness between the two at all. I actually can't even believe that that was stated on this thread. (NOT trying to attack whoever posted it.. can't even remember.. mostly bc who wrote it is not the point) |
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Go back and read the internet article livingdustmops posted. It is very informative and you will enjoy it I think. :thumbup: It talks about the function of dew claws in that article. |
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But I actually am one who believes, as does my vet, that routine neutering is unnecessary, risky and unjust. There is a lot of controversy about how neutering changes a dog and many believe that a dog should keep all of it's parts unless there is a good reason that is not just human convenience (marking, irresponsible supervision leading to unwanted pregnancy, humping, etc)for the dog to be neutered like it is a health issue or something. There are other threads on here and articles on the internet on this subject as well so I won't go into detail but the myth that a dog who is neutered will live a healthier life is just that, a myth. Go to www.neutering.org if you want to learn more. |
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Kim I have read your posts over and over again youve beat your opinion into everyone here as you do on most contoversal thread...Opinions are great but for you to beat it in the ground, roll on it to make sure its dead and then beat it again is getting old. The standard is set so let it be. One doesnt have to be in the YTCA to respect the standard and adhere to the rules. As long as I am breeding a high quality pup they will not leave my house without the docked tail and the dewclaws period!!! Some has mentioned a list of invasive selective surgery we do on babies as well as children and adults yet I dont see you shoving those opinions down ones throat as you do this. Repeating if you have a son you circumsized him that would be considered cosmetic as well as ear or any body pearcing, how about tatooing, or any botox injections, how about lypo suction all of these procedures take days even weeks to recover (with the exception of botox, Ive had it, its fun not to squint when reading your posts !!). The pain on tail docking lasts as long as a squeek if done before 5 days they barely feel a thing. The pain may last seconds it is not a constant life time pain and reminder OH MY GOD i have not tail, its seconds for god sake! |
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I appologize for getting off topic.. well sorta off topic.. :animal36 |
I do not think it is fair to the original posters that the subject not to neuter keeps popping up in threads. I find it offensive when someone suggests I neutered my dogs for my convience. Do you have any idea the inconviences Gus causes me? I gladly do everything FOR HIM. I'm sure I'm not alone. I did not have him neutered on a whim. My vet suggested it with my first yorkie, I asked her why, gave much thought about whether or not to do it and finally had it done...even though I was terrified. I'm won't to take this thread off topic anymore than that. |
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As Kewtee said on a thread yesterday "Go for the ball, not the man"...yes, a sports analogy I know, but very appropriate here. |
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