My family is much for neutering animals as a form of population and behavior control. I disagree, thinking neutering is pretty fucked up, because there are better alternatives like vasectomies or training your dog use a something else to mount on. When they need to release. (I’m just saying this because it’s not generally common for people to let dogs mount humans)
Idk, what are your opinions on this?
Look, this happened recently and it's a tough subject to talk about. It is important that Tyson did have tumor on his right front paw ON TOP OF HIS SHOULDER (it was obivous and was NOT under the skin.) that was going to get removed.
I had four dogs (now three) one was the father; one was the mother and I had kept two of their babies out of the ten. Max (the son) is a very good boy, but kinda special if you get what I mean. Evony (the daughter) looks just like her daddy. Tyson (the dad) is like, a very very big boy, then Trixie (the mama). Now I wasn't having any trouble with Max or Tyson in the beginning, they were okay, but Tyson was sort of shy.
Well one day out of nowhere Tyson had attacked max, luckily my brother was over and stopped them before they got hurt. I was worried because nothing like that had happened before. They got into several fights after that, luckily no one got hurt.. until I was sick one day and could barely talk. I had let them inside and Tyson launched at Max grabbed his neck. I couldn't scream or yell for them to stop. I heard a big yelp and Max got of off Tyson. Tyson got up and acted like he was okay. The next day he had a little limp which I didn't think anything of it. Two days after that fight, I realized Tyson couldn't lift his head up, and he was still limping. I freaked out and took him to the vet. He had fluid all in his neck, Max had broken the skin in the fight. The worst news was Tyson had another small tumor above his shoulder. Max had only aggerated in the fight.
A month goes by with Tyson on Antibiotics, he's okay. Then he couldn't walk, the painkillers had stopped working for him. Tyson could not walk correctly without hobbling around. Four days after him stuck in his kennel, whimpering in pain.. I had put him to sleep on May 2nd.
It was the hardest thing I have ever done in my life.. and I truly do wish I would have gotten one of my males neutered because my sweet baby boy would still be here. Yes, it is wrong, but sometimes it has to be done.