Agree with everyone here! Even if the trainer was in any way right aggression is easier to tackle than cancer!... never saw castration making a dog aggressive either it can make them a little funny for a while till things settle down

I gota agree with everyone as well..

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A rescue is never to old to learn to be a real dog.

I agree with everyone also, getting him fixed will help settle him down.

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Ike born Aug 15 2012

Thanks so much! We arnt going to postpone his castration however we are going to ch age the trainer!!! I love this forum!! Xx

There are many people who rightly believe that a dog needs all of it's available hormones to mature correctly, both physically and mentally - I don't disagree when I imagine pre-pubescent teens being neutered or spayed and the consequences that would bring about i.e. think castrata opera, girls having no breasts and I wonder what it does to their minds maturity wise.

The cancer of a hidden internal teste comes about as a result of internal body heat and what that does to the teste's cells. During my lifetime spent with horses, I encountered many senior "crypt orchid" horses and they were fine.

I had all of mine fixed early, but given my time over, I not sure I would do that again, especially if I only had one dog or more than one of the same sex.

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