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Old 11-22-2006, 08:06 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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question about neutering
niko is getting nuetered on saturday and i have a question...

do dogs act bad when they are about to be fixed? all i know is that ever since i made the appointment with the vet niko has been becoming very bad

like biting our feet,acting like a very bad 2 year old (niko is 6 months)
so yeah can anyone shed some light on the subject?
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Old 11-22-2006, 08:28 PM   #2 (permalink)
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If he's being bad, it has absolutely nothing to do with him suspecting something is going to happen to him. Dogs don't think like that.

Just sounds like pretty normal puppy behavior to me. Biting anything is completely normal for a 6 month old. Just say "NO", when he bites your feet, and redirect him to something he is allowed to chew.
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Are you being overly protective and extra smoochy with him because of his impending op???
He wouldnt have any idea lol, Everythng will be just fine
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Are you being overly protective and extra smoochy with him because of his impending op???
He wouldnt have any idea lol, Everythng will be just fine

no i have been treating him the same way i have since i got him

i don't like to spoil my animals because it will come back to bite me in the butt lol

well he is better today mabey yesterday he was having one of those bad days
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No, it is called he is starting adolecence....LOL
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lol thats true
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well tomorrows the big day

he has been acting like his normal self since the day after i posted it
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