Quizzes & Puzzles1 min ago
Neutered Dogs Still Try Sh*G
25 Answers
Why?
Today our boy (neutered) was around a *** on heat. He literally "tried" non stop! entire day! Ran himself ragged!
Why? I mean his testes have been removed so surely there's no hormone left to fuel the urge?
Today our boy (neutered) was around a *** on heat. He literally "tried" non stop! entire day! Ran himself ragged!
Why? I mean his testes have been removed so surely there's no hormone left to fuel the urge?
Answers
He would have a rest but once recovered he would start again as they know the female is only receptive for a short window of opportunity before taking his face off - unfortunatel y the boys just see this as playing hard to get! I would separate them but be ready for either to try to get to the other as the girls can be just as keen if they are spot on.
22:45 Sat 27th Mar 2021
It's not just dogs! We had 2 neutered male cats and the elder one tried on a couple of occasions to have an urge satisfied with the younger one ! The look of confusion and horror on his face to me was unforgettable! Cats separated immeadiately! Being indoor cats ( Traffic bad) prob didnt help. Boundaries were established though and they were best of brothers for many years :-)
I know you weren't expecting it but in fairness to your dog, now you do know, I wouldn't have an in season bytch in the house, even shut away. To the dog the scent is lingering and pervasive.
As a matter of interest, research was done on fighter pilots who lost their gonads. Apparently the chief determinant on whether or not they would continue to have a normal sex life was whether or not they believed they could...I will try and find the paper.
As a matter of interest, research was done on fighter pilots who lost their gonads. Apparently the chief determinant on whether or not they would continue to have a normal sex life was whether or not they believed they could...I will try and find the paper.
Related Questions
Sorry, we can't find any related questions. Try using the search bar at the top of the page to search for some keywords, or choose a topic and submit your own question.