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**Corryikilelet** · 06-24-2012, 05:49 PM

That is true for some individual dogs (never seen it in any of my dogs) but saying the dog is heavy now because he's neutered or the dog isn't neutered so he shouldn't be heavy is just a cop out for a lazy owner that doesn't have a clue.

You'd think it would be common sense. Dog starts to gain weight, look at diet and exercise. If there's no changes like extra food or a missed walks/work-outs, then reduce food a lil. I know not everyone can be really dog savvy, but the basics are true for every species. It's not like super confusing rocket surgery.

06-24-2012, 05:49 PM	#32
Corryikilelet Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 472 Senior Member	That is true for some individual dogs (never seen it in any of my dogs) but saying the dog is heavy now because he's neutered or the dog isn't neutered so he shouldn't be heavy is just a cop out for a lazy owner that doesn't have a clue. You'd think it would be common sense. Dog starts to gain weight, look at diet and exercise. If there's no changes like extra food or a missed walks/work-outs, then reduce food a lil. I know not everyone can be really dog savvy, but the basics are true for every species. It's not like super confusing rocket surgery.
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