thinkin bout future

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Hi peeps!
just a quicky :-P i want ruby to have pups (not yet obviously maybe in bout 18 months) shes black and white and her mum was more dark brindle, what would her pups look like if she had sexy time with a blue? X any help wld be great, like i said i was just wondering

shane wrote:

gem wrote:

shane wrote:

gem wrote:Just thinking my dog is 8 now not castrated if he had been castrated I wonder if he would have been the same dog that I have today or would he of been different.

you will never know now gem

just thinking out loud being daft I no ill never no now

ah i bet though you would not change him for the world though

No hes my baby and my world so is my girl

gem wrote:

shane wrote:

gem wrote:

shane wrote:

gem wrote:Just thinking my dog is 8 now not castrated if he had been castrated I wonder if he would have been the same dog that I have today or would he of been different.

you will never know now gem

just thinking out loud being daft I no ill never no now

ah i bet though you would not change him for the world though

No hes my baby and my world so is my girl

i knew that

[quote="Caryll"]

Shontelle wrote:I have to jump in on this one cos I need some advice. I was advised to have charlie neutered at about 10 months because I dont want to stud him and apparently it greatly reduces the risk of aggression issues. Having read this thread tho, i'm wondering what problems due to early castration you are referring to Caryll? I want to make sure I have all the facts before I do something that might be bad for Charlie that I cant take back.

Without getting back on to the whole too young/not too young issue, I would just say that castration doesn't always solve aggression issues. If a dog is castrated before it is fully mature it may never gain full confidence & could then show signs of fear aggression. Or may not. It's an emotive subject. Once again, I'm gonna plug this site as a fairly balanced view of if and when to neuter:

very true caryll there is no guarantee castration will stop aggression