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<blockquote data-quote="Hound dog" data-source="post: 595118" data-attributes="member: 84"><p>Entry won't be an issue, no. And as far as getting the right area of the body........well, most don't seem to care if they even get the right area. LOL </p><p></p><p>One has to laugh, otherwise you might rip out your hair. lol </p><p></p><p>If a dog doesn't want to put up with such behavior, they won't hesitate to make it known, regardless of age/sex. Betsy was my first dog with an issue this way.........it showed up after spaying.....and it just grew worse with age. Pillows were her main target as she found out Mom would get mad if anything (a toddler for instance) else was a target. Molly let her know immediately she wasn't going to tolerate it. Usually a warning growl and maybe a nip is all it takes to get them to stop. </p><p></p><p>I'm wondering how this is going to play out with our family dogs now as there are more males than females, both females are spayed. Ammo is spayed. Neither Nichole or I am inclined to spay our new pups anytime soon as vet warned it has been shown over time to cause hip issues. He's recommending not prior to 2 yrs unless issues crop up with wandering or aggression. If I'm gonna wait that long........which I probably will (hip surgery is far more expensive than getting him fixed) ..........I most likely won't ever bother to get it done. Because for me that will mean I've managed to keep him in the yard without issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hound dog, post: 595118, member: 84"] Entry won't be an issue, no. And as far as getting the right area of the body........well, most don't seem to care if they even get the right area. LOL One has to laugh, otherwise you might rip out your hair. lol If a dog doesn't want to put up with such behavior, they won't hesitate to make it known, regardless of age/sex. Betsy was my first dog with an issue this way.........it showed up after spaying.....and it just grew worse with age. Pillows were her main target as she found out Mom would get mad if anything (a toddler for instance) else was a target. Molly let her know immediately she wasn't going to tolerate it. Usually a warning growl and maybe a nip is all it takes to get them to stop. I'm wondering how this is going to play out with our family dogs now as there are more males than females, both females are spayed. Ammo is spayed. Neither Nichole or I am inclined to spay our new pups anytime soon as vet warned it has been shown over time to cause hip issues. He's recommending not prior to 2 yrs unless issues crop up with wandering or aggression. If I'm gonna wait that long........which I probably will (hip surgery is far more expensive than getting him fixed) ..........I most likely won't ever bother to get it done. Because for me that will mean I've managed to keep him in the yard without issue. [/QUOTE]
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