Elf Mommy
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So... Elf still isn't fixed. If I decide to gether fixed, what changes should I expect? She's an ultra-mellow bunright now. I'm jsut wondering what changes people have seen.
Spaying and Attitude
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bunsforlife
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Sometimes there isnt much change in behavior, butit leads to a healthier bun! I would recomend it for Elf justbecause of the high mortality rate of uterian and ovarian cancers inbuns.
MyBabyBunnies
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I've only heard of it calming certain problemslike spraying, etc. If she's already mellow I doubt her personalitywould change at all -- except she might be mad for a week. 
blossombunny
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We had blossom spayed on Dec. 20th, we got herspayed so her health would be better in the long run, but we weresecretly hoping it might change her bad attitude, but ithasn't:? She is still the cutest bad attitude bunnyever!! You go to feed her and you could lose afinger! But we love her anyways! Tracy
mhiszxpinay
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Emmy isn't spayed yeteither! I better ought to tell me mom ( once again! ) about the spayingsolution. Just hope she listens to my comment>_<
as bunns for life has recomended that rabbits can get cancer if they are not spayed
we are getting lucy done in a months time and the vet has said it will definately prolong her life
vaena xxxx
we are getting lucy done in a months time and the vet has said it will definately prolong her life
vaena xxxx
Buck Jones
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MyBunnyBoys wrote:
You then "miraculously" appear and rescue your darling bun from the "bad guys" and earn eternal bunny gratitude.
Don't know if it works, but it sure made sense to me when I read about it.
Buck
Someone, on the Forum I think, recommended having someone else take thebun to the vet for the procedure, thereby circumventing the bun's angerat you....she might be mad for a week.
You then "miraculously" appear and rescue your darling bun from the "bad guys" and earn eternal bunny gratitude.
Don't know if it works, but it sure made sense to me when I read about it.
Buck
bunsforlife
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I dont know... when Guin got spayed, I droppedher off and picked her up. She wasnt mad at me, she gave melickies when I rescued her =) But that is a good idea!
m.e.
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Heh. . .after my cat (who we think was abused,and abandoned, and thus is not really social) was spayed, she purredand purred and purred when we "rescued" her from the vet "Oh, you'rehere, take me away from these horrible people!"
"Oh, you'rehere, take me away from these horrible people!"
Bo B Bunny
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Buck Jones wrote:
When my son was in the hospital at 8 mos old or so, he had RSV (thatnasty respiratory virus) and they had to give him an IV...... Icouldn't hold him down! I didn't want him to think Mommy washurting him. I made my mother-inlaw do it! LOL!
That's a great idea! I used to do that with my kids! LOL!MyBunnyBoys wrote:Someone, on the Forum I think, recommended having someone else take thebun to the vet for the procedure, thereby circumventing the bun's angerat you....she might be mad for a week.
You then "miraculously" appear and rescue your darling bun from the "bad guys" and earn eternal bunny gratitude.
Don't know if it works, but it sure made sense to me when I read about it.
Buck
When my son was in the hospital at 8 mos old or so, he had RSV (thatnasty respiratory virus) and they had to give him an IV...... Icouldn't hold him down! I didn't want him to think Mommy washurting him. I made my mother-inlaw do it! LOL!
MyBabyBunnies
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Buck Jones wrote:
Ha ha Buck, that was me! That's actually what I did when my 2 gotneutered and I never had to put up with their anger! They were thrilledto see me actually.
