We always left the scrotum. Some people had the scrotum filled with a false ball.
I just recently saw a spot on one of the morning TV programs about a product called Neuticles. You can guess what they are. Apparently, they are becoming more and more popular. Gotta wonder if the dogs know any difference. I'm sure it's to make the humans feel better about it.
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Wouldn't that be even more painful for the dog though?
I have to admit, he looks rather odd from behind now. It doesn't look right but I wouldn't want to cause him more pain, it was bad enough. I think they are mainly marketed to egotistical men LOL
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I like the Neuticles idea. Some people who would have never gotten their dog neutered now are because the vet can counter the "he'll feel like he lost his manhood" argument.
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We always left the scrotum. Some people had the scrotum filled with a false ball.
I just recently saw a spot on one of the morning TV programs about a product called Neuticles. You can guess what they are. Apparently, they are becoming more and more popular. Gotta wonder if the dogs know any difference. I'm sure it's to make the humans feel better about it.
Yep, and those have been around for DECADES now -- Just a gimmick for suckers who'll buy anything, IMHO.
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