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Guest Anonymous
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for a dog to be fixed? My Pittbull is 3 years old and my dads wants to get him fixed. I keep telling him, he is too old!!! But he Wont listening to me.

Guest Anonymous
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No dog is too old to be fixed in my opinion! Dogs get spayed and neutered daily at ages older than 3.. :D

Guest Anonymous
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Thanks soo much! How much do u think it will cost? he weighs 75-80 pounds.

Guest Anonymous
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that age is fine 3 years is not too old u can get ur dogs spayed or neutered at 3 years actually i heard its safer that way

Guest Anonymous
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3 yrs. is not too old to be neutered. I had a 7 yr. old neutered and he did fine. Although it is much better for them to be spayed /neutered around 6 mos. (shelters are doing it as early as 7/8 wks. w/no problems), this lessens the chances of developing cancer of the reproductive organs.

As to the cost, you can usually get spay/neuter certificates from SPCA's, shelters, or other animal organizations which are accepted by certain (not all) vets and greatly reduce the cost. Most SPCA's have spay/neuter facilities, especially near large cities.

Guest Anonymous
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Different vets have different prices.. call around and see what the price range is in your area.

Guest Anonymous
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My female is 4 and was spayed on Tuesday, and is doing fine. Shouldn't be a problem!

Guest Anonymous
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Thanks everyone for helping me. I am going to call the vet later & see how much it will cost! Thanks again! :D

Guest Anonymous
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sixjollydogs napisaƂ(a):
A three year old dog is not too old to neuter a long as he is in good health. Please have it done.


I've had 11 year old rescue dogs neutered - no problems at all!

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[quote name='buttercup1004']that age is fine 3 years is not too old u can get ur dogs spayed or neutered at 3 years actually i heard its safer that way
Not too sure about male dogs, but if females go through their first season before being spayed their chance of getting breast cancer increases by 40% and each heat after that it increases more, I will get Lily spayed once she has a litter or two. I'm not too sure about male dogs, but I wouldn't say it is safer that way, but there is certainly no more risk than usual! Get him spayed, I'm sure you'll find yourself with a much nicer dog :D

Guest Anonymous
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Thanks every one! I will call the vet soon!

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