Sentences with phrase «male dogs hit by cars»

Not exact matches

«We know that un-neutered male dogs are hit by cars in disproportionately high numbers each year,» he says.

Three out of every four dogs that gets hit by a car are intact male dogs.

Some surveys suggest that as many as 85 % of dogs hit by cars are unaltered males.

As male dogs roam in search of females in heat, they are vulnerable to being hit by a car or attacked by other dogs.

Plus, many animals who are hit by cars are unaltered male dogs and cats out looking for unaltered females.

The «propaganda» you've heard with regards to spay and neuter is backed up by solid research that indicates male dogs have fewer behavior problems, run less risk of testicular cancer and have less chance of running away and being hit by a car than a non-neutered male.

Additionally, they may be attacked by other male cats as well as dogs or may be hit by a car.

For male dogs, the benefits of neutering (orchiectomy) are not quite as compelling, although it does decreased the risk of prostate hypertropy and infections pretty significantly and if the dog is going to be allowed out unsupervised it does help to keep the dog home and to avoid complications associated with seeking out females in heat, such as being hit by cars, shot by angry female dog owners (maybe only a U.S. problem?)

Entire male dogs will try and escape their yard in search of a lady friend, and this puts them at risk of being hit by a car or get into a fight.

Research indicates that 80 percent of dogs hit by cars are unaltered males.

Many of you remember BARLOC - the male dog who came to us with what we thought was severe lumbar spine injuries from being hit by a car.

Neutering male dogs decreases their risk of prostate disease and decreases roaming, being hit by cars and dog fights.