Originally Posted by joeandruth

The great 'balls' debate continues on, unabated. As a 74 year old guy, I do not wish to be drawn too deeply into discussions of faded sexuality, but then I do have the capacity for abstract thinking, something which dogs do not. I remember an acquaintance of many years ago; she and her husband had an intact male basset hound. When walking up a flight of stairs, his testicles would hit every step. It was quite amusing. There's an argument for neutering, at least for low-slung canines.

Originally Posted by joeandruth

The great 'balls' debate continues on, unabated. As a 74 year old guy, I do not wish to be drawn too deeply into discussions of faded sexuality, but then I do have the capacity for abstract thinking, something which dogs do not. I remember an acquaintance of many years ago; she and her husband had an intact male basset hound. When walking up a flight of stairs, his testicles would hit every step. It was quite amusing. There's an argument for neutering, at least for low-slung canines.