OurnewfDarwin
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We went to the vet on Wednesday. Dr. J said that Darwin looks great. He is on the small side---at 130 lbs---but that she prefers sturdy to long/tall in a newf. His weight is great. He's very healthy and happy.... and ready to be neutered on November 3rd.
My husband and I have argued back and forth about this since we got Darwin. I'm hoping that getting him neutered will make dog parks a more frequent stop for him--with other dogs not coming at him. But, really, I can't imagine that smelling bitches around the neighborhood and NEVER GETTING ANY is fair to him.
My husband disagrees. He is REALLY upset about this. He won't even discuss it with me. He has said that I should do what I feel is best, but he's is SOOOOO not pleased about it, and doesn't want to participate in anything having to deal with it. Is he the only man so effected by this? And, really, won't Darwin be happier NOT getting teased by the prospect of occasionally mating?
Being me... well, I keep tormenting him about it. I told him he could have some Newfy Mountain Oysters for dinner the night of the neuter. :beatdeadhorse:
My husband and I have argued back and forth about this since we got Darwin. I'm hoping that getting him neutered will make dog parks a more frequent stop for him--with other dogs not coming at him. But, really, I can't imagine that smelling bitches around the neighborhood and NEVER GETTING ANY is fair to him.
My husband disagrees. He is REALLY upset about this. He won't even discuss it with me. He has said that I should do what I feel is best, but he's is SOOOOO not pleased about it, and doesn't want to participate in anything having to deal with it. Is he the only man so effected by this? And, really, won't Darwin be happier NOT getting teased by the prospect of occasionally mating?
Being me... well, I keep tormenting him about it. I told him he could have some Newfy Mountain Oysters for dinner the night of the neuter. :beatdeadhorse:
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