Re: [PyrNet-L] Re: [Pyr-Net]:Coats/S&N

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In a message dated 03/11/2000 12:17:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
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 As I was sitting here brushing out the dogs this morning I did think
 about the Coat thing.  One positive  that goes with Spay is that the
 females no longer have  massive naked coat blows after heats and
 pregnancies!  Mine are all in beautiful coats in 77 degree Texas warmth,
 and shedding nicely ( but not naked! ).  :-)    Cindy.
 
 Cindy Henke
 clhenke@juno.com
 Ennis, Texas
 
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  >>
     I have a female that I plan on having spayed in the near future, and I'm 
curious on the coat issue as I've never seen a spayed pyrs coat. Is the coat 
effected over their entire body, or only near the area operated on?  Is the 
overall length and appearance of the coat shorter, or are you referring to 
just the texture?  Does neutering a male have the same effect on their coats? 
    We've decided to have our pyr spayed as a personal decision on what we 
feel is best for our dog in our home. I don't currently have a male, but if I 
did I would be responsible enough to not allow them to breed. I would 
however, totally resent anyone telling me that I had to have my dog spayed, 
or neutered as a condition of selling me the dog. I would never buy a dog 
from someone with such an agreement. I believe this should be a personal 
decision of the pet owner, not something forced on them.   I would appreciate 
any comments on what to expect from my dogs coat after she is spayed.     
Thanks: Charlie