dog castration question.

[Imp]

OK now I'm really hurting. But I had a friend years ago that said her uncle one time pulled out a hunting knife, grabbed a cat and removed it's testicles in 1 slice. Then just let the cat go. It licked itself a couple times and all was over.

Imp- Course she had an "aunt Dolly" that threw all her garbage in the front yard for 50 years.

 

[cw]

why are you hurting?

 

[Imp]

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Don't that answer would be family friendly.

Russ

 

[cw]

oh the twins are achin huh, lol

did you listen to bob and tom this week on the radio?

 

[Imp]

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I guess not. Don't know who they are.

Imp

 

[cw]

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I guess not. Don't know who they are.

Imp

they do a mourning show on the radio, any way they had a comedien on there that got hit in the jewels with a soft ball, and 1 of the boys got mashed out of the sack,
and he was describing that kind of pain,
He said it didnt hurt that bad at first, ended up bein sore, but hurt his pride cause he had to pick it up out of the dirt, by 2nd base,

 

[Imp]

OMG & TMI

Imp- time to go

 

[cw]

yea that hurts to think about

 

[Nikki28]

Coming from experience I say do research and do what feels right for you.

I am not on either side of this argument as every situation is different but as far as alot of the 'old ways' argument goes. Blood letting and trying to suck out the venom of a snake bite were old remedies but we know better now. Again I'm not suggesting it can't be done by the owner but I am suggesting adequate research be done before hand. Good luck!

 

[insiderart]

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Don't that answer would be family friendly.

Russ

Ya'll are shakin' Imp up!! First time I've ever seen him sign his real name!