It:male dog problem

rrman61 · Dec 16, 2020

Will having a male dog fixed stop it from marking its territory?

spacecadet9 · Dec 16, 2020

It never stopped any of ours

psimmer · Dec 16, 2020

Our 13 year old male Yorkie thinks he has to mark everything and he has been fixed for most of his life.

Brian G. NY · Dec 16, 2020

Absolutely not.....my little Corgi hasn't got much of a leg to lift but he lifts it everywhere. LOL

psimmer · Dec 16, 2020

I do mean outside, he has never had a problem in the house.

Absent Minded Farmer · Dec 16, 2020

Nosir! Nor does it stop all dogs from wanting to hunch on things.

Mike

Goose · Dec 16, 2020

David Letterman once had a list of the ten things least liked to hear on an elevator.

One of them was, "Ignore Duke. We're having him fixed soon".

GordoSD · Dec 16, 2020

It will keep the deer off those things

Crazy Horse · Dec 16, 2020

Cat owners will tell you that their male cats never pi$$ on your basement windows to mark their territory because they've been fixed. One of the greatest lies ever told and those owners I pray wallow in the stuff forever once they reach the gates of purgatory.

rrman61 · Dec 16, 2020

I was afraid of that.Just once can I get the answer I want? Just kidding Lol

M w J · Dec 16, 2020

My 1/2 lab 1/2 border collie never wets tires but he was fixed at less than a month old he is good with cattle and kids but hates stray cats.

c.oawright · Dec 16, 2020

(quoted from post at 18:31:14 12/16/20) Will having a male dog fixed stop it from marking its territory?

Nope...

Oregon Tractor Jack · Dec 16, 2020

Nope. We have lots of male dogs over the years. Some of them will mark every where and some won't at all. I have always had them fixed as early as possible and doesn't make any difference.

OTJ

Glen SW Wi · Dec 16, 2020

They are just trying to spread the latest news!

4520BW · Dec 16, 2020

I had 2 male blue healers,both fixed, and if one peed on something the other did.( wonder if thats where the term pizzing contest came from?)

Absent Minded Farmer · Dec 16, 2020

Lolololol! I do remember that top ten now that you mention it.

Mike

Tom in TN · Dec 16, 2020

I have two dogs. One neutered male and one spayed female. They both wet often and wherever they want to. If one wets first, the other one usually comes over and covers it. Fortunately, they are both well housebroken, so the peeing is always outside.

Tom in TN

steve_in_mo · Dec 16, 2020

You want someone to here lie to you? Hah! We are not lawyers
(not most of us anyhow) nor used car salesmen, nor are we politicians.

Brian G. NY · Dec 16, 2020

(quoted from post at 01:40:31 12/17/20)( wonder if thats where the term pizzing contest came from?)

My brother and I (he was 16 months younger than me) used to really have those contests when we were little kids. LOL

tomturkey · Dec 16, 2020

Neutering does not seem to matter...they will still mark. just our experience. gobble

1Rustic1 · Dec 16, 2020

(quoted from post at 15:31:14 12/16/20) Will having a male dog fixed stop it from marking its territory?

Only on his 4 legged female friends.

Super H Mike · Dec 17, 2020

Nope, some dogs/breeds do and some don't , neuter doesn't seem to change anything in my experience.

BarnyardEngineering · Dec 17, 2020

(quoted from post at 15:44:45 12/16/20) Nosir! Nor does it stop all dogs from wanting to hunch on things.

Doesn't stop them from "teabagging" the steers after we catch them and get them put in a stall.

My Dad's dog is a very poor sport.

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