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How long after neutering...
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GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
6-8 weeks to give a chance for hormones to fully die down.
Trying before that, gives the possible problem of hormones still and if the bond doesnt work, it then may never work if damage is done, so i'd always wait longer and be on the cautious side to offer the greatest chance of success.
Trying before that, gives the possible problem of hormones still and if the bond doesnt work, it then may never work if damage is done, so i'd always wait longer and be on the cautious side to offer the greatest chance of success.
Yep for the sake of a few weeks it is just worth giving it that extra chance of success .
Fellie
Warren Veteran
I do hope you have a lovely honeymoon planned for Dolly :thumb:
(and yourself of course
)Thank you all
So do rescues wait about 6 weeks after neutering before offering to rehome/bond?
(Can you tell I've been talking to my mum about Dolly being paired up! She thinks it's sweet that both me and Dolly will be getting married in the same year :lol::lol::lol: )
Not all - but often they do the bonding & are experienced.
I'm quite hard about bonding - right up until injury
:lol: I would give it a whirl within a couple of weeks, but split if the humping was excessive. Sometimes you can put buns together & they stay away from each other & there's no humping at all. Depends on the individuals.