Spay/ Neuter Ethics and Zoophilia

[silverwolf1]

For folks interested, the full study WC referenced above which I have now read: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/articl...ne.0061082




I'd note there was no control group for this study, just an abstract of previously deceased dogs either altered or intact. I am interested in the higher cancer rates in altered dogs versus intact. I'd also note a high number of dogs in the intact group died not from health reasons but from enviromental (Trauma) reasons, thus making the study quite flawed in it's stated conclusion. It's actually likely those dogs where otherwise healthy at time of death.




On 30-30s reply to WC: this is EXACTLY what is not allowed. Engaging in personalities rather than the topic will get you warned.