Castrating The Oversexed Beagle Puppy

October 21, 2006 on 12:15 am | In Beagle Artcles | No Comments

Castration is the best way to deal with an oversexed Beagle puppy. He will not get better as he grows older, as some people would have you believe; he will get worse. Destructive acts such as tearing up bedding are all part of the sex urge, and eventually he will mount people’s legs to the intense embarrassment of those concerned.

Castration, if done young, has no bad effect on the puppy at all, and the result will be fairly speedy. If left until the Beagle is really a confirmed nuisance, it takes much longer to have effect. Most vets do the operation overnight and let the puppy go home next morning. There need be no stitches in the incision. After a week the puppy is quite over it. Some vets put in stitches, but these do occasionally get infected. So keep an eye on the puppy’s backside for at least a week to see that all is healing well.

A castrated puppy should be strictly dieted to keep his figure. He is inclined to beg for food. There are no harmful effects after castration. All male beagles kept as pets would only benefit by this operation. They are much nicer to own, and remain happy.

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