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HOG & DOGS => GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: MAV on May 15, 2013, 10:11:12 pm



Title: geting a dog fixed
Post by: MAV on May 15, 2013, 10:11:12 pm
got a female dog that comes in heat seems like every other month. not really but she never misses a heat. thinking of getting her fixed. she is about a five year old dog that has plenty of hunt. whats yalls experience of getting dogs fixed and it effects their hunt. really the only dogs i have seen fixed i guess were house dogs and they seemed to be fat and lazy-prob over fed, HALF BREED whats your opinion , you used to own her.


Title: Re: geting a dog fixed
Post by: Dogs,hogs,coons on May 15, 2013, 11:03:41 pm
I fixed my gyp... Im glad and hate it at the same time. Just remember that if you cut her your not ever getting any pups. I regret that now she's by far my best dog and one of the best dogs I've been around. She's 3-4 now not exactly sure but man I don't like the one show rodeo. I would pay some good $$ to get some pups out of her. Now hunting wise I love it! Don't worry about her cycles and would hunt her every other day if I could.


Title: Re: geting a dog fixed
Post by: pigsticker64 on May 15, 2013, 11:29:05 pm
I had one of my male dogs cut and he is 5 yr old and is one mean SOB, even before having him fixed.  Now my only regret is I did not keep one of his puppies.  This decision is a difficult one to make, Dam if you do and Dam if you don't.  If you have some puppies from her then there is no regret.  Just my opinion and good luck with your decision you'll make the right choice.


Title: Re: geting a dog fixed
Post by: Muddogkennels on May 15, 2013, 11:42:19 pm
my best dog nuts are cut! hunts dang good. he still has his drive . pulls like a 4x4 jeep.lol


Title: Re: geting a dog fixed
Post by: Bowhunter1994 on May 16, 2013, 08:58:12 am
Been debating myself


Title: Re: geting a dog fixed
Post by: monster on May 16, 2013, 06:41:18 pm
One of our best dogs is a gyp and shes fixed. Dont have to worry about her ever coming into heat but like they say. Ill never be able to get pups out of her.


Title: Re: geting a dog fixed
Post by: firemedic on May 16, 2013, 08:24:21 pm
Only reason to get a dog 'fixed' is if there's something wrong with them ;D Just kidding man,.....I have 2 females that are spade and have been for a couple of years now. If it has changed anything about them it's that they may actually hunt harder and stay after it longer now. They're both about 7 years old now and I wish I had done it years before I did. Unlike a lot of folks on here, I don't want to get pups out of a dog just because it's a good dog......that's where a lot of these culls come from. It's too much trouble and torment raising a litter of pups for me.....I want to hunt my dogs and I can't if they're in heat or pregnant. I've had really good luck getting a started dog myself......that's how I got both of these females. Of course I'd like to have had a pup from either of these females,.....but it's too much trouble. So that's my take on spaying females......works for me.


Title: Re: geting a dog fixed
Post by: halfbreed on May 16, 2013, 08:39:47 pm
      NNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!   LOL    you thinking on fixing una ?   it wont hurt her hunting none mark , hell that gyp was striking her own hogs at six months  old  lol   natural if there ever was one born .    you should breed her to buck before you fix her tho  . or to that male I gave jerry .   hell call me I've been tied up with mom she busted her hip a few days ago she's gonna be fine but i'm fixin to murder a few family members . bunch of damn buzzards .


Title: Re: geting a dog fixed
Post by: JandEkennels on May 16, 2013, 09:18:03 pm
Don't do it for breeding sake . I tryed  it on some cat  x bmc cow dogs  big mistake  before  being fixed we're jam up dogs After 6 Mouths on chain  work them were not good for nothing but worm bait. But it is your call good luck!!!!!!!!!!