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- Thread starter Mole
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Wise Old Thumper
if for any reason they do fight, as in properly fight not just a bit of chasing, wire wont really help as they will be stressed and always try and get to each other.
but, if they are kept together im sure they will be fine so dont worry
Mole
Young Bun
after spaying, youre females should be fine, just have them spayed together, and keep them together during the healin process. if they are not seperated (except for surgery obviously!), they should be fine.
if for any reason they do fight, as in properly fight not just a bit of chasing, wire wont really help as they will be stressed and always try and get to each other.
but, if they are kept together im sure they will be fine so dont worry
ok because the vet said to wait abit before spraying because there all ready 2 and they need to settle in to there new home 1st other wise the stress might be too much
HOWEVER, the main issue is the cancer risk, which is very common in unspayed does.
I'd give it a couple of weeks then book them both in at the same time.
There are plenty of threads with spaying advice on here so read through them over the next couple of weeks.
