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Old 19-07-2008, 08:28 PM
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implant instead of castration

has any one had an implant on thier dog
and how succesfull was it
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Re: implant instead of castration

ooo this is new to me...i neva heard of this be4....ild like to know the answer to ur question aswell

i found this site if anyone is interested in reading about it Dog contraceptive signals end to castration - life - 11 July 2007 - New Scientist
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Re: implant instead of castration

Mmmm Very Interesting
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Re: implant instead of castration

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has any one had an implant on thier dog
and how succesfull was it
After reading the article Loe posted, I would think that it will be very sucessful if the intended use is for sterilisation. However, if you are thinking of its use for curbing aggressive behaviour, it will probably be no more or no less successful than castration (which sometimes works and sometimes doesn't). The advantage is, of course, that insertion of an implant would be a lesser operation than castration.
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Re: implant instead of castration

thanks for your advice i have been on to the vet this morning
and he has suggested to try a dap collar
so this i will try before i do anything drastic
I will let you know how i get on
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