Quote by Staggerlee_BB
No Blue I'm saying the same as I have done all along ,that docking is an unnecessary surgical procedure,that all surgical procedures carry a risk,that it is not a painless procedure (nip down to the hospital and have them cut your thumb off... I doubt you would enjoy the process).I was merely pointing out to G that docking is not always the clean clinical process that he seems to believe.
It is you Blue who is trying to justify a surgical procedure not you mean castration and spaying of dogs then I really don't need to justify them ... ban them by all means and then deal with the strays,abuse and neglect that would ensue,deal with keeping your kids and dogs indoors to avoid the increased number of dog attacks that would follow ... my argument hasn't fallen down or altered yours it would seem is skidding along on it's arse
I have made a comparison Staggs, two surgical procedures, both involving risk and pain to the animal. I would hazard the docking to be a far smaller procedure. A local Anastasia, quick snip and two stitches
Mine is chosen to prevent stress and pain to a working dog, yours it would seam is done to save us all from bedlam. Who is benefiting from this, is it the dog, is it us, the human race?
I have not felt the need to inflict this pain and distress on my dog.
I am simply pointing out that your argument for castration and spaying is no more justifiable than mine for docking.
My argument is the same as it was at the start, I firmly believe the docking of some breeds to be of benefit to the dog.