I Have Had It!!!!!!!!

[Marilyn]

You could go for Labraorkies. If you hold him up, it might just work. You may have the latest in designer dogs. Wonder what the pups would look like.

[Tink]

Yes, Diana, when there's a female in heat within a mile radius that's about all those boys can think of. Moses has been in and out for the past week but he's at least getting his needs satisfied so isn't all frustrated about it. He gets to go out and mark large circles about where his harem is contained to ward off any other males who might think about coing over, so he's not marking IN the house thank God.
If you don't plan to breed him it would be easier on you both if you just get him fixed. That will put an end to all this craziness.


ROFL Marilyn, I like your style.

[Gina]

No matter what MALES ARE MALES....LOL Humans or Animals lol..

[rivermom]

Originally Posted by Gina

No matter what MALES ARE MALES....LOL Humans or Animals lol..

That's for sure!!!! hahahahaha

[DianaB]

Originally Posted by Marilyn

You could go for Labraorkies. If you hold him up, it might just work. You may have the latest in designer dogs. Wonder what the pups would look like.

That's really funny, Marilyn!!!!! Do you really think that I want to hold him up and watch, ummmmm, you know what?!!

Originally Posted by Janet

Diana, just thought you might want to know that even if he's fixed, the desire and wacko behaviour doesn't always stop. They can even tie...they just shoot blanks.

I thought that if I had him fixed that it would take away all of the mating problems. Boogers!!!!

I did have my son-in-law come and get their dog and chain her up at their house. He's acting a little bit calmer today. I think that should help some for now.

[Tink]

Maybe teach him to climb a ladder?

Seriously, a friends Dad put their shetland pony in the back of a pick up truck and backed a full sized horse up to it so they'd get a nice smaller-sized horse for the kids. LOL It did work, but seemed rather extreme to me. He had 4 dds outgrowing that pony so I guess he made do with what he had to work with. lol

[Emmsmom]

awww poor thing! I have been very lucky with Diesel. We have at least 2 females that have gone in heat who live about 2 city blocks from us. He never pays them any attention at all. If you get him fixed it might at least help with the marking in the house. I can certainly see how it would drive you crazy!

[Marilyn]

[quote=DianaB]That's really funny, Marilyn!!!!! Do you really think that I want to hold him up and watch, ummmmm, you know what?!!


I've heard of Yorkie breeders having to hold up a tiny male to help him breed a larger female. Just depends on how bad you want the pups.

I like the story about the pony and the horse. Artificial insemination would have been a lot easier with animals that large. Men can think of the strangest ways to get a job done!!!!

[judy]

Max was neutered and his doggie day care "Mommy" told me he spent the day a couple of weeks ago chasing and mounting a little Maltese.

I think holding up the little horse to tie with the big horse is really the best way . I wish I had been there to see that! In this case, I have to say, I think the guy way makes more sense.

It's easier more efficient, no vets or technical equipment needed....and who was going to get the sperm to inseminate her? and how? Not a guy!

[Janet]

My Joey would follow Emilee around and if she would stop I was afraid he'd end up with his head up her butt! With Gidget, he wasn't so intense on following her everywhere. He never cries or whines for her...he just won't leave her alone. Does get on ones nerves, but It doesn't last for long.

[DianaB]

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!

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]

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....