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Question
What do you suggest we tell our vet about us not wanting to spay our female?
Answer
You can do some google searches on health benefits of NOT spaying and neutering.
Dogs do best with all their parts and hormonal systems intact and as long as you can prevent accidental breedings then it there is not a medical reason to spay her then I would stand your ground on this with
your vet. By medical reason I mean a real reason, not a scare tactic. (many vets use the word cancer to scare clients into spaying and neutering dogs)
She's your dog and you should be able to make medical decisions for her and if he doesn't respect that I'd be looking for vet #4. Good luck and thanks for not blindly following the masses! If more people
would question conventional practice then it would have to change.
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