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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We have no interest in neutering our puppy. He isn’t aggressive, doesn’t mark in the house, doesnt hump, and has no unwanted behaviors except jumping (which has nothing to do with being intact). He’s really the perfect pup. When we started researching we were shocked to learn of issues/behaviors associated with neutering and since our pup is perfect in every other way, we don’t see it in our future. It’s been difficult since we can’t board him or take him to daycare, but we found sitters with their own dogs that he can hang out with. We take him to the dog park multiple times a week, and have only had a few iffy interactions (and each has been with a neutered dog).

Our guy has little chance to escape or impregnate another dog. The only pro of neutering would be making our lives easier with day care but he didn’t to be our fur baby so that’s a burden we’re ok with. Unless he suddenly develops unwanted behaviors or becomes a target for neutered males we don’t plan on neutering.

Our guy is 11 months old btw. [/quote]

This is a copy paste from a agenda board.[/quote]

Yes.[/quote]

Uh no.. I wrote this last night but could you let me know the board. It’d be great to chat with others who have the same opinion.[/quote]

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