Samicę mam nie wysterylizowaną, bo jeszcze nie miała młodych. Nie chcę jej zabierać tej przyjemności,
Why should I have my male cat or dog neutered?
Male animals contribute to the companion animal overpopulation crisis even more than females do. Just one unsterilized male animal can impregnate dozens of females, creating dozens upon dozens of unwanted offspring. Neutering also eliminates male animals’ risk of testicular cancer and reduces unwanted behaviors such as biting.
Should I let my female animal have one litter before having her spayed?
It’s best to spay animals before they reach sexual maturity in order to reap the full health benefits. Spaying your female companion animal before her first heat cycle means she will have one-seventh the risk of developing mammary cancer. Spaying also eliminates female animals’ risk of diseases and cancers of the ovaries and uterus, which are often life-threatening and require expensive surgery and treatment.
How can I teach my children about the ‘miracle of birth’?
Allowing your animal to reproduce only teaches your children irresponsibility. Every year, 3 to 4 million animals are killed in U.S. animal shelters, most simply because of a lack of good homes. Bringing more animals into a world that is already short of homes means that animals in animal shelters will die. Numerous books and videos are available to help you teach your children about reproduction responsibly.
What if I can find homes for all my animal’s puppies or kittens?
Even if you manage to find loving, lifelong homes for all the puppies or kittens, that means that there will be that many fewer homes for puppies and kittens in animal shelters who desperately need to be adopted. And unless you ensure that every puppy or kitten you place is spayed or neutered before going to his or her new home, they can go on to produce litter after litter of offspring themselves. Just one female dog and her puppies can result in 67,000 dogs in six years, and one female cat and her kittens can lead to 370,000 cats being born in seven years.
Read more: http://www.peta.org/issues/companion-an ... z2rQIUWm00
emigrantka pisze:Samicę mam nie wysterylizowaną, bo jeszcze nie miała młodych. Nie chcę jej zabierać tej przyjemności,
O curva.. nie mow ze ty z tych co wierza w zabobony ze kotka musi miec jeden miot
Wisz na ile kotow (czesto pozniej bezdomnych) to sie po paru latach przeliczy?
Wiesz jak kotka sie meczy jak ma ruje?
Nawet nie wkurwiaj....
Pierwsze z brzegu
http://www.peta.org/issues/companion-an ... ay-neuter/
emigrantka pisze:Kotów jest zdecydowanie za mało.
Ze co?![]()
Tutaj kotow nie widzisz i piszesz "za malo" bo bezdomne siedza w klatkach w schroniskach i czekaja na igle - z winy takich co to chcieli zeby ich kot/kotka "jeden miot" mialy.
Wiec nie peirdziel ze jest za malo.
blondynek pisze:usercostam pisze: a kot pozbywa się całej gamy niechcianych zwierząt z osiedli ludzkich. Myszy, szczurów, lisów
aaaaah............juz wiem czemu user ma kota
emigrantka pisze:A skad sie te bezdomne koty biora myslisz?
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