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Whippet Castration

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Greenkit · 28/02/2016 11:17

Our whippet is 13ish months old, the youngest of three whippets we have, 1 Castrated male 9yrs and 1 Neutered female 3yrs.

I have always intended to have him done, and it was advised to wait until he was older.. But how much older should he be, would now be ok?

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Quoteunquote · 28/02/2016 16:57

Do it now, who ever told you to wait has very outdated information.

Lonecatwithkitten · 28/02/2016 19:16

I am going to disagree with Quote the current best information is very on the fence about neutering males at all. There are benefits and disadvantages to neutering and not neutering have a chat to your vet about all the benefits and disadvantages before you make your decision.

suz1rr · 29/02/2016 23:44

I recommend waiting until fully grown, so by a year he should be absolutely fine :)

AnUtterIdiot · 01/03/2016 07:52

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Greenkit · 01/03/2016 19:57

Thank you for the replies

I didn't want to rush into it as our older whippet was castrated quite young and has been a PITA ever since with whining.

I will make an appointment

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TrionicLettuce · 01/03/2016 20:41

I doubt the wining is related, some of them are just whingey sods.

DWhippet1 is terrible, although I can't deny the sheer range of whines, whinges and cries he can make is very impressive Hmm Grin

DWhippets2 & 3 are nowhere near as bad, in fact DWhippet 3 almost never whines he just roos when he wants attention

All three were castrated at around 14 months.

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