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spay [spā]
(veterinary medicine)
To remove the ovaries.
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Just as responsible parents would never encourage their children to go out and have unprotected promiscuous sex, responsible guardians must do the right thing for their animal companions and have them spayed and neutered," the Scotsman quoted Poorva Joshipura, director of special projects at Peta, as saying.
Peta's 'teenage sex' ad for pet neutering banned in UK by Asian News International
Millions of dogs are euthanized each year because they are not wanted Unless you are planning on breeding your hunting dog, you should be sure to get dogs neutered and bitches spayed Millions of dogs are euthanized each year because they are not wanted.
Facts About Spaying and Neutering by Geoffrey English / Pets and Animals community
If your dog is spayed, she will have her operation in the morning and can go home that same day.
Spaying brings your dog major health benefits; PetsCorner by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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