Why aren't both dogs responding? Are they dead?
When a small brother of Thailand went to the veterinary clinic, he found two dogs in the family lying in a chair, but looked particularly strange. The two dogs didn't move, even their tongues were out there, and no matter how they called it, they didn't react.
The younger brother thought that the two dogs had suddenly died and cried so badly that the next mother was surprised.
Mom quickly told her son that two dogs had just been sterilized and that their anesthesia had not faded, so neither dog had reacted and was lying dead in his chair.
As soon as the truth came to light, the penis stopped crying and tried to get them to wake up. But it's useless to do anything before it's working, and in the end the penis can't do anything but sit around the dog and expect the two doggies to come back and go home.
In order to reassure the younger brother, the veterinarian manoeuvres suggest the use of a blowtorch and a proper heating to help him wake up. Mom came to help. The last two dogs woke up with heat and sound. He was a little impatient. When did the dog wake up?
When the dog woke up, the younger brother ran off to play with his cell phone, but the dog was curious to be around. That's what kids are like. It's my mother's fault she didn't give her a little advance warning to get the baby ready. He almost fainted.
Most of the masters will laugh before the heartache dog sterilization becomes incomplete! It's really funny how a dog's anesthesia hasn't happened since sterilization.
It's either an anaesthesia, the dog's spat his tongue there, or a residual drug effect, the dog can move but can't control the body completely!
I can't get my tongue back.
It was also an anesthesia of gold, paralyzing in the master car with a strange smile.
What's funny is Haski, who wakes up and loses his balls.
Some owners feel that some dogs are clearly less emotional after sterilization and do not deprive them of their reproductive rights if they do not like it. It's normal for a dog to have an anesthesia and a pain in the wound after surgery. If there is no idea of a dog being born, the age at which the dog is sterilized can prevent many reproductive diseases. For example, a 17-year-old Teddy had an uterus, but was too old to be able to perform surgery, and died some time after the injection.
Sterilization also solves a lot of problems with dogs in emergencies, such as that of a bitch, and male dogs in the neighborhood become as violent as mad. Some dogs even run away.
But it's up to the master to castrate the dog. If they do not want to be sterilized, it is recommended that a full-body examination of the dog be carried out once a year, with early detection of early treatment.