Sentences with phrase «people alter their pets»

So behavior modification is a major driver why people alter their pets.

Not exact matches

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I know SO many people who do nt have their pets (mostly males) altered because they want them to have a litter, or they think it's wrong to take a dog's manhood, or, and this one really shocked me, «How can you say you believe in animal rights and then deny them the most basic right of procreation?»

Many people choose not to alter their pets in spite of the many good reasons to do so.

People who agreed to be questioned were asked whether or not they owned dogs or cats, fed stray dogs or cats, whether or not the animals had been altered, if they had reproduced, if cats had been declawed, how they obtained their pets, whether or not cats were allowed outside, purebred status, city of residence, and residence type.

-- Not surprisingly, people with higher incomes and more education were MORE likely to alter their pets than people with lower incomes and less education — further highlighting the need for targeted low - cost spay / neuter services.

Altered pets are less likely to make inappropriate sexual approaches toward people or objects.

We already saw that one of the motivators for people who chose to adopt from a shelter was that their pet was altered before the adoption.

As part of this awareness - raising event, people are encouraged to spay / neuter their own pets as well as help another animal get altered.

The # 1 reason people said they altered their pets was because of birth control (42 %).

If people can not prevent their pets from breeding, I strongly suggest they alter them, but spaying / castration is hardly a guarantee that your dogs are going to get along.

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While many people who have a pet altered are aware of issues surrounding pet overpopulation, and some people have a pet altered in order to avoid the nuisance of having the female attract male animals, only recently have pet owners become aware of the health benefits to their own pet.

«The migration of human food choices to pet food and treats is continuing, and as people age, learn more about nutrition and alter the choices they make, those same decisions are being made for their pets at the same time,» says DeLorenzo.

It's also important to realize that just because certain people aren't seeking out spay / neuter services doesn't mean that they're not willing to alter their pets.

According to this research, the three most common reasons people haven't altered their pets is:

So in other words, if you provide people with affordable options, and make it convenient for them, they will alter their pets once they are old enough.

You are bringing a new person into the world and irrevocably altering your own life and that of your partner, family, pets, other children, and many, many others.

In 2001 Peter Sutton released the article «the politics of suffering: Indigenous policy in Australia since the 1970s» (followed by a 2009 book on the same topic) in which he noted that a change to an increasingly Indigenous officialdom had not altered the circumstance of Aboriginal people in remote communities.