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DianaB 07-23-2007 04:36 PM

I know what you mean, Janet. He still is driving me crazy but I think that this is the last week. I sure hope so! He's still in and out, in and out. And if he sees her from the window it's even worse. He literally bounces in front of you to make sure that you know for certain that he wants out!! If I didn't have to put up with it for several weeks it would be really funny!

Olivia123 11-04-2007 06:26 PM

Lol
 
Sorry for posting on an old topic but it's fun LOL. It would be smart to get your boy fixed, not only will it stop the marking (hopefully!) but he won't be able to get certain reproductive cancers. I learned the hard way with spaying. I have an Irish setter called Maggie. Well, I wanted to breed her (I knew nothing then) She ended up getting a tumor in her right ovary and we never did end up breeding her. We bred my lovesick yellow Lab once and now she is spayed. So's Maggie at age nine. Maggie had to go thru major surgery and wasn't herself for months. I should have just gotten her spayed at nine months or so to save all the trouble and money spent. Clyde the rottweiler is also neutered. You can't breed a male once, they say. And it's true!

rivermom 11-05-2007 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Gina
No matter what MALES ARE MALES....LOL Humans or Animals lol..


That's for sure!!!! hahahahaha :D

rivermom 11-05-2007 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Olivia123
Sorry for posting on an old topic but it's fun LOL. It would be smart to get your boy fixed, not only will it stop the marking (hopefully!) but he won't be able to get certain reproductive cancers. I learned the hard way with spaying. I have an Irish setter called Maggie. Well, I wanted to breed her (I knew nothing then) She ended up getting a tumor in her right ovary and we never did end up breeding her. We bred my lovesick yellow Lab once and now she is spayed. So's Maggie at age nine. Maggie had to go thru major surgery and wasn't herself for months. I should have just gotten her spayed at nine months or so to save all the trouble and money spent. Clyde the rottweiler is also neutered. You can't breed a male once, they say. And it's true!


It's kinda hard to neauter though if Reuger is going to breed. Or....did he end up getting fixed after vacation Diana?

Ohhhh to be a dog....:p

DianaB 11-05-2007 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by rivermom
It's kinda hard to neauter though if Reuger is going to breed. Or....did he end up getting fixed after vacation Diana?

Ohhhh to be a dog....:p

No, Reuger's not neutered.........yet! I don't think that I want to breed but I'm not sure. Some of the ladies have said that even if I have him neutered he might still mark so I'm not getting him fixed anytime soon.

Mandy 11-05-2007 12:03 PM

I read on YT they still get that horneyness after they been neutured, and also read in someones post that they even got stuck :eek: i dont know if that is possible though :confused:

DianaB 11-05-2007 12:27 PM

Stuck??????

Mandy 11-05-2007 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by DianaB
Stuck??????


Yeh, like when they doing "the" dance/making babies.

judy 11-05-2007 01:01 PM

It took me several months to retrain Max not to mark after he was neutered, but it worked. He does try to mount Gracie Leigh, but he's not horny like Reuger is. He has no hormones to be horny with.

How old is the little horn dog Diana? It might pay to neuter him if you don't want to breed him.

DianaB 11-05-2007 05:59 PM

Reuger has been back to his old self. My daughter's dog was in heat this fall and we thought that she was pregnant. It must have been a false pregnancy and she must have given off a scent for a few days that drove Reuger crazy. Anyway no marking in the house until she goes into heat again. I really should get her fixed because that's what would take care of the problem.

judy 11-07-2007 07:48 AM

That's great news! Give them all a treat and forget about it until next time!


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