Peta Doesnt understand basic Health

[integral]

Corrected statement: No balls? Lots of Problems, Neutered animals are sicker, depressed and dont contribute to the overpopulation crisis. 

 

Heres everything they conform to:

1. The dog has a very high chance of pregnancy. (no... it doesnt)
2. We need to remove the organ because its better for there health. (no... its not)
3. It balances them and makes them happier. (no... it causes life long depression, they are just good at masking it and are easily excitable)
4. We have to avoid pregnancy because? (they havent examined the basic indoctrination that them getting pregnant doesnt matter in the first place)

What it does to:

1. Removes 100+ hormones/bio-mechanisms there testicals/overies produce in there body.
2. Causes systemic complications from removal of hormones that regulate, brain health, bone density, Metabolism, Behaviour.
3. Dramatically increase cancer rates, it looks like larger growths/bumps all over there body almost all older dogs have them (the ones that were not neutered dont die like this)
4. DEPRESSION.

Edited 1 hour ago by integral

[integral]

When a man loses both testicles, he develops profound testosterone deficiency (hypogonadism). This isn't simply losing his sex drive.

• Depressed mood and depression-like symptoms.
• Reduced motivation, initiative and energy.
• Reduced confidence and increased emotional difficulties.
• Poor concentration and memory.
• Sleep disturbances.
• Loss of muscle mass and physical strength.
• Reduced bone density.
• Changes in body fat distribution.

[Michal__]

Exactly. Poor cats 

[OmniNaut]

This is what you get when you don't control the population.


Trust me this is not even the worst what I have seen. Not one but at least a dozen I encountered over the years dead on the road or in the bushes, riddled with wounds and flies, in SEA. Not all animals are lucky to have an owner, there a lot of stray dogs on this planet. Even in the US alone I see an estimate of 5.9 million stray dogs.

From my experience, living on a small isolated island, it will get out of control. Also because of the limited gene pool, there is a lot of inbreeding which causes deceases.
This is only about dogs, I don't have experience as a dog owner, so I don't know what the process does to the health and psyche of a dog.

But PETA's post does not mention dogs, it mentions animals. You just assume dogs.

I spent 37 of my 45 years growing up with cats. My parents bred Persian and Ragdoll cats. I had a male cat for 14 years myself. We did not have my cat neutered at first because my parents wanted to make some money sending him off to breed with other cats. (Gigolo cat :D). Male cats tend to spray with a nasty odor. My cat sprayed on my desk chair, trust me you can't get that smell out by any means, we had to but a new chair because of that.

The message of PETA is not that black and white.
If you want to form a full opinion I would suggest doing work at an animal shelter or traveling around to poor sections of the US or the Globe.

Edited 9 minutes ago by OmniNaut

[integral]

@OmniNaut Vasectomy is a better option and should be the standard.  

[OmniNaut]

1 minute ago, integral said:

@OmniNaut Vasectomy is a better option and should be the standard.  

I can agree to that

[integral]

3 minutes ago, OmniNaut said:

This is what you get when you don't control the population.


Trust me this is not even the worst what I have seen. Not one but at least a dozen I encountered over the years dead on the road or in the bushes, in SEA. Not all animals are lucky to have an owner, there a lot of stray dogs on this planet. Even in the US alone I see an estimate of 5.9 million stray dogs.

From my experience, living on a small isolated island, it will get out of control. Also because of the limited gene pool, there is a lot of inbreeding which causes deceases.
This is only about dogs, I don't have experience as a dog owner, so I don't know what the process does to the health and psyche of a dog.

But PETA's post does not mention dogs, it mentions animals. You just assume dogs.

I spent 37 of my 45 years growing up with cats. My parents bred Persian and Ragdoll cats. I had a male cat for 14 years myself. We did not have my cat neutered at first because my parents wanted to make some money sending him off to breed with other cats. (Gigolo cat :D). Male cats tend to spray with a nasty odor. My cat sprayed on my desk chair, trust me you can't get that smell out by any means, we had to but a new chair because of that.

The message of PETA is not that black and white.
If you want to form a full opinion I would suggest doing work at an animal shelter or traveling around to poor sections of the US or the Globe.

But the testimonie you gave shows neutering doesnt work for population control.

In reality this never had to do with population control, this is another fantasy/belief that makes rich people in developed contries purchase vetenarian services. 

They think "im helping reduce over population"... but are they? 

[OmniNaut]

1 minute ago, integral said:

But the testimonie you gave shows neutering doesnt work for population control.

Only a small percentage of animals is neutered. So my testimony shows what happens if you don't do it.