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Thread: To neuter/spay/ fix, or not to?

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    To neuter/spay/ fix, or not to?

    Does anyone out there know the advantages of fixing your rabbit and not are? I am not sure whether I should do it or not, my bunny is getting a little aggresive. What should I do?
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    i am absolutely going to get mine fixed! she is so naughty. but she is very young, so i have to wait . Im not sure at what age tought, you would have to let Heather Wallace answer that, but i think its at the age of 6 months at least.

    Females can develop cancer around 1 year old, and they usually dont last long(like only a year or two, maybe less) and are aggressive too. After the operation your rabbit will be much nicer and wont be so hyper.

    let us know of your descision.
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    Re: To neuter/spay/ fix, or not to?

    Originally posted by funnybunnygirl
    Does anyone out there know the advantages of fixing your rabbit and not are? I am not sure whether I should do it or not, my bunny is getting a little aggresive. What should I do?
    Yes as you said it would stop all the aggresiveness!

    Also, females over 1 year old are at a higher risk of getting cancer is they are not spayed either.

    And also of course it stops your bunnies from making more baby bunnies.

    I have 2 boys and 2 girls. Bunny was spayed about 2 months ago and the boys where neutered only 2 days ago. I am glad I have done it.

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    Do It!

    Not only will spaying your girl reduce the aggressiveness and the cancer risk, it will also make her urine less strong, so if she lives in the house that's a real plus! Plus she'll just be so much more of a companion to you when the hormones aren't ruling her life.

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    thanx

    Thanks everybody for your great advice! I will keep you updated on my decision!
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    i asked a rabbit expert not long ago about when to get them operated and she said: 5 months for males, and 6 months for females. Operations on 2-3 months old is riscy.

    How old is your rabbit?
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    My little sweetie is 10 months. I think I will get the operation, first I have to see how much money I have left from babysitting.....hmm.

    Is anyone out there a kid,(like me)
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    not a ''kid'' no more lol, im 13 & you??
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    I'm 12-
    (don't tell the site that, u are supposed to be 13 to be a member)
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    Originally posted by funnybunnygirl
    I'm 12-
    (don't tell the site that, u are supposed to be 13 to be a member)

    You ARE suppsosed to be 13, unless you have your parents' permission. Are they okay with you posting here? It is not just a policy of ours, but it is literally the LAW in the US, for your own protection.

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    in the US? I dont live there, i live in Canada so does that mean if i was 12 the law wouldnt matter for me?
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    I believe it would as you are posting on a site located in the U.S. Just get your parents permission - this is a nice family type site I think.

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    Originally posted by funnybunnygirl
    I'm 12-
    (don't tell the site that, u are supposed to be 13 to be a member)
    I'm afraid you have already told the site as Karen who posted is the moderator! Opps!

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    Don't worry, i have my parents permission
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    gulp
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