Re: Re: Speaking of neutering...

May 17, 2001

Oh, Meli. I feel your pain! Perhaps his parents have yet to explain the

birds and bees to him. I've always told my son that this particular part

of his anatomy worked in the same way a bee's stinger works. One " sting "

and it falls off. Save it for a good one!

--- Anita rowanceleste@...> wrote:

> *ROFL* Meli ? 90% experienced youth and 10% choir boy ? Maybe you

> can get one of those off the leash training devices so when he

> attempts to get too frisky w/your daughter you can just give him a

> small electrical jolt to startle him ?

>

> Anita

> pre-pre-op in Denver

>

> > > > Spaying or neutering your pet is important -- to keep the

> > > > world from being over-run by unwanted animals -- but it can

> > > > be expensive. If the cost to spay or neuter your pet is

> > > > holding you back, now there's no excuse. More than six

> > > > thousand veterinarians across the country cooperate in

> > > > Spay/USA. The voluntary, non-profit program started from

> > > > the North Shore Animal League of New York, with support

> > > > from the Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation.

> > > >

> > > > Spay/USA will send you the names of participating vets in

> > > > your area and a coupon worth a third to a half off the cost

> > > > of the procedure. To get started, just call 1-800-248-SPAY.

> > > >

> > > > -From the college of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University

> > > >

> > > > -Sherry (Lake Marcel, WA)

> > > > BPD/DS Feb. 2, 2001

> > > > self-pay

> > > > 5'5 " / 338 pounds / 33 years old

> > > > Lost 9 pounds in pre-op weight loss efforts

> > > > Have lost 73 pounds since surgery!

> > > > Total of 82 pounds gone forEVER!

>

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