Kay
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Bob i think the risk is the anesthetic, a castrate is pretty straight forward , as they dont go in to the body to perform the operaton, so less time under the anesthetic, with a spay or vasectomy its a bit more intrusive, but i think the big problem with vasectomys is them reversing, everyones mileage varies, never had a problem with the hob i used, but i have heard a lot of people say the vasectomised hob they have used on there jils has ended up with unwanted unplanned litters, its a bit of a lottery really, i think if you have a couple or more jills a vasectomised hob is worth his weight i
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If he has no balls he cant possibly do the job
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I have never had a jill jabbed, always used a vasectomised hob when i kept jills, but i have never had to run a jill twice in a year with him, i just left the jill till around April time, i believe as long as they have been brought out of season for that year they will remain healthy. I was fortunate enough to be able to house him permanantly with any entire jills i had at the time, i also think having him in with the jills 365 days a year stopped the phantom pregnancys & general jill squabbling once they had been served by him He was a very gentle hob and never marked there necks
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I agree , i think a vasectomised hob would be my choice out of the two
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Thats a cracking photo
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But what gets me is these dogs are effectivly what i call a mongral, there not a breed but a cross, there seems to be a sort of snobery associated with the word mongral, my dogs a mongral, lovely little bitch , couldnt wish for a better little dog, she hasnt had a days illness in the 9 yrs i have had her I brought her home at 4 days old & hand reared her, her mom wouldnt feed the pups, so i offered to have a go & she survived, she wasnt supposed to stay here i was handing her back to the rescue place , but i couldnt part with her after 6 weeks & love her to bits Bess as a
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Well done mate looks like your going to be busy
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I agree prices of dogs is riduculas, i paid less that that for a car
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click on controls then avater settings make sure you pic is small or it wont load
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it varies from vet to vet to be honest
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If you dont want to breed find someone with a vasectomised hob to run with her, or get her to the vets for a jill jab (hormone injection) either method will keep your options open for future years you basically want the swelling to go down & it a pain in the backside
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Exactly frank, its the day out in the fresh air the bunnys are a bonus
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oh i like that mate , its really well made , well done
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Good days work by the look of it
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You had a good day out then welldone mate
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I am wondering if its bones that have made the poo white
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Variety is the spice of life
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Welcome to the board Simon
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what are you feeding complete or raw ?
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Hope Storm is back to normal very soon
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sorry to hear about your dog
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welcome to the forum
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Well done steven , nice days work
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Oh how odd i have never heard anything like that before
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Ditch have i got this right , after the series of jabs a pup gets that an annual booster is not needed for further protection ?
