pitbull...ears
06-13-2008, 06:27 PM
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06-13-2008, 08:59 PM
#6
yeah, I took a red pit pup that i had a while back to a place in fallbrook. This veternarian is the ****. he's been doing this since the 60's and he's very well know.Its about300.00+anastasia and what ever shots they give him it should turn out to about 350ish.I called other places around NC S.d and everyone gave me prices of 550-1200.00.
Place is called avocado fallbrook animal hospital
760-7285771.
a few pics of Rex.
The night they croped his ears.I dont have any pics of him with his ears heild. I had to get rid of him because my landloard changes the appartments insurance plan(*******)But Rex is about 140lbs.I kid you not. big *** mother ******.wish i could have kept him.
Place is called avocado fallbrook animal hospital
760-7285771.
a few pics of Rex.
The night they croped his ears.I dont have any pics of him with his ears heild. I had to get rid of him because my landloard changes the appartments insurance plan(*******)But Rex is about 140lbs.I kid you not. big *** mother ******.wish i could have kept him.
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06-13-2008, 09:03 PM
#7
yeah, I took a red pit pup that i had a while back to a place in fallbrook. This veternarian is the ****. he's been doing this since the 60's and he's very well know.Its about300.00+anastasia and what ever shots they give him it should turn out to about 350ish.I called other places around NC S.d and everyone gave me prices of 550-1200.00.
Place is called avocado fallbrook animal hospital
760-7285771.
Place is called avocado fallbrook animal hospital
760-7285771.
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06-13-2008, 09:30 PM
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I remember when i was about 9yrs old. we had our first pit, I told My Dad that we should take him to get his ears cropped. after looking around for such a long time we came around some friends who had own and bread pits since the late 70's. They told my Dad to get ice to numb his ears and get some thick garden scissors to do the cropping. they showed use where to cut and what not. then to used Crazy glue to seal the wound. Crazy ****. We never had the ***** to do it so we passed on it. They also said that with the tail cropping for Boxer's they would grab a Big axe and chop it when the dog was asleep. I'm sure they used Anastasia. But that way the Dog would be unaware of when it was coming off. Sounds cruel, but that the way allot of people have done it in the past.
06-13-2008, 10:22 PM
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Yup! off topic,but you think thats fucked up.
check this out.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=wyF3IcIK2_A
06-13-2008, 11:06 PM
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I was wanting to do that with my pit, but he got too old to do it. I think pits look best when their ears are cropped. My cousin has two pits and their ears are floppy which makes them look funny at times, but either way, their great dogs.
06-13-2008, 11:29 PM
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yup its best to do it form when they are 6 weeks to 3 months.after that they say its a bit more painful for them.
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i say cutting ears on any dog is fucked up and stupid, for what? to make them look better? and as for boxers all they do is wrap a rubber band around their tail when their born, the blood flow stops and the **** just falls off in a few weeks, no pain what so ever, in fact if you let the tail go when they get older they end up just whacking them on everything causing more pain and suffering,.
and that horse video was disgusting, i cant believe that **** still happens, makes me wanna join peta and kill all those iggnorant ******* ********.
and that horse video was disgusting, i cant believe that **** still happens, makes me wanna join peta and kill all those iggnorant ******* ********.