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  • Logan Gave Me Nose Surgery

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    :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing: WTG Logan!! :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
  • Hernia surgery?

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    @eeeefarm In all these years and with lots and lots of hernias (Basenji Moms have a tendency to take the cord in their mouth, paw in the stomach of the neonate and WRENCH so they are understandable) I have never known (or heard of for that matter) one strangulate. But as @tanza says, careful observation - is the lump changing colour, for instance - will show you if things ARE going wrong.
  • Should I neuter my Basenji?

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    ZandeZ
    I was referring to spaying of females - but yes, you have the right of it across the board.
  • Questions regarding neutering

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    I've come to this thread pretty late and all the advice has been given but I would like to say Fran that I think you've come to the right decison to wait a while until growth is complete. There are many myths about neutering that are accepted even by vets. I've seen neutering at 6 months reccommended as routine.
  • Mia's Surgery

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    when i brought lenny home from being neutered, the pain meds really did a number on him. he was limp as a noodle. it was actually pretty funny, he would be sitting up and then gradually his head would start to bob and his eyes would close, and then once his nose touched the ground, he'd spring back up again all alert and then gradually start to fade again… good luck to you trying to keep mia from jumping around... not easy with a B!
  • Anyone have their B laser-neutered?

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    She's so sweet, watching over and taking care of him.