Desexing

[stevemac 449]

I've got a terrier that so full of him self if there's another dog there than mine on a hunt than hes a prick and wants to much the dog into a fight and if its a bitch all he wants to do is look for the other. If I'm on my own he does and hunts as I want. What Im asking has anyone gelded a dog to get his mind back on the job?

Edited April 15, 2015 by stevemac

[leethedog 3,071]

Castration will stop him wanting a rump but it might not stop him wanting a ruck with other dogs then again it might it's hit and miss with that I'm afraid and later you might regret it I did it to a Russell dog and now he has matured I'd love a pup off him atb lee

[TOPPER 1,809]

YOU D BE WASTING YOUR TIME HE LL MATURE JUST KEEP ON TOP OF HIM

[BGD 6,437]

Desexing to correct behaviour is rarely the quick fix people expect in my experience

[Wildling 520]

My Jack Russell was a pain when he was younger but soon matured with good training, he's had his nuts off now as I don't want him mating my bitch but I'd never do it to a pup thats still growing like the rescue centres do!

[tank34 2,593]

Castration will stop him wanting a rump but it might not stop him wanting a ruck with other dogs then again it might it's hit and miss with that I'm afraid and later you might regret it I did it to a Russell dog and now he has matured I'd love a pup off him atb lee

iv got a beddy whippet with no nuts a when my old bitch was in season he would tie with her,I no of a pit bull was a lovely dog till vet tuck his nut of dog went mad bitting people an wondering to fight all the time dog was pts,vets can do it with an injection now

[stevemac 449]

Thanks for the comments I should have mentioned he is 4 now he wasnt a bad dog untill the girls had their last season recon he is frustrated hes never had a matting hes not good enough anyway. I feel like its last chance.