Runaway Dood !

[whirlwindmum]

Alfie has been a real pain in the bum today, I'm sure at lunchtime he got his first real sniff of a Bitch coming into season. He was on a short lead and went mental trying to get to her half dragged me down the street. Basically i struggled to keep control of him Hes been twitchy and excitable all afternoon since.

Dh took him for evening run around woods, all was fine until he found a bone then went into manic play-mode come catch me, even running right up to Dh with a mischievous face on him saying catch me if you can. (We only normal have recall issues if he racing after another dog.) Then bam Alfie legged it home running around the street, my daughter went out and he was laid in middle of road still hyper. Some women blocked the road with her car
Thankfully my daughter knew not to chase him she sat on the kerb with cheese in her hand cooing him back.

That's it Dh can sulk all he likes Alfies PRIZE JEWELLS ARE GOING.!!!

[justinwest]

awwwwww a girls gotta so what a girls gotta do, so that dood wont do what the spuds want it to do!!

all joking aside . .. . . . . Freddies spuds are still up for debate in our house!!!!

[rebecca0969]

Blimey, what a scare. He'll be fine and a lot calmer. Afterall, what's the point in having anything if you can't use it.

[tynkerbelluk]

Oh dear Alfie, now you've really gone and done it Mum's got a vet visit planned

[Alibobs]

Oh dear Alfie you only have yourself to blame! Men and there "bits" eh - nothing but trouble!

Alison & Lola x

[Markt3857]

Afterall, what's the point in having anything if you can't use it.

My sentiments exactly

Alfie was full of it wasn't he ! Deffo a trip to the vets - keep his b***s in a jar on the shelf to remind him of what he used to have

[JeanG]

I'm all for it, if you're not using him as a stud then why put him through having the "urges"?

Men seem to take this issue very personally don't they

[laura.cowen]

I haven't even though about what to do with Henrys manly bits, but then he's only 10 weeks so got a while to decide yet.

[jodieandbuddy]

I'm all for it, if you're not using him as a stud then why put him through having the "urges"?

agreed ...poor Alfie! But its gotta be done Buddy was much calmer afterwards

[stout]

Oh say bye bye to your boy bits Alfie. Oddly I (michelle) was the reluctant one in our house, and we decided if he showed urges that would be it - let's just say Chris booked him in after he got too friendly with his bed!

[john ford]

Its for the best if not going to breed then dont need them as i say what they never had they wont miss it, my daughter didnt want her dog done till he started to run off and run over bust duel carrageway he was lucky to be alive.

[brucey doodle]

I was exactly the same Bruce started being a pain after walks where he must of picked up girly scents he'd hump anything in the house that he could get hold of but the moment he ran off after a girly he was booked in the next week for them little badgers to be chopped off I couldn't cope with him mounting some ones dog so it had to be done. But on a more serious note Bruce did get a little aggressive and after the neutering that stopped. Good luck

Emma and Bruce

[inkamum]

AAAWWWWWW sweet alfie ... bet that gottcha going for a while ......

but if your bits 'disappear ... you is still gonna be a GORGEOUS boy XXXXX