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Neutering in Dogs

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Attitudes Toward Spay/Neuter in the US Population: Urban/Rural, Cat/Dog, and Demographic Differences

Anthrozoos, 2021
An online survey of 991 US adults examines differences in attitudes among the general US population toward spaying and neutering cats and dogs, with a focus on differences between urban and rural respondents and the influence of demographic ...
C. Glasser
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Feature Analysis of Neuter Gender in Spanish and Asturian Languages

Issues in Hispanic and Lusophone Linguistics, 2021
: It is traditionally considered that there are three values for pronominal gender (masculine, feminine, neuter). In this chapter, we explore the idea that there are no neuter pronouns in Spanish, as neuter doesn’t show agreement effects.
Edita Gutiérrez-Rodríguez
exaly   +2 more sources

Neutering of pet rabbits

Veterinary Record, 2017
BRADBURY and Dickens ( VR , December 24/31, 2016, vol 179, pp 654-655) question whether vets should advocate neutering all pet rabbits and conclude that that recommendation may not be optimal for the welfare of single-housed rabbits. Saunders and Stidworthy of the Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund (RWAF) and British Veterinary Zoological Society ...
Richard, Saunders, Mark, Stidworthy
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Decision-Making on Recommended Age of Spay/Neuter for a Specific Dog: General Principles and Cultural Complexities.

The Veterinary clinics of North America. Small animal practice, 2023
Many dogs and cats were euthanized in US animal shelters through the 1940s, sharply declining in the 1980s. Early age neutering of young cats and dogs grew frequent in the 1990s; adoptions from shelters increased, leading to a decline in shelter ...
Lynette A. Hart, B. Hart, A. P. Thigpen
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Investigating the influence of neuter status on paw preference in dogs and cats

Laterality, 2022
Motor lateralization is commonly observed through preferential paw use in dogs and cats. Previous studies have uncovered sex-related differences in paw preference, hypothesizing that these differences may be related to sex hormones.
Amelia Duncan, Tim Simon, E. Frasnelli
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A Denotation-Driven Reanalysis of the Spanish Neuter Pronominal System [PDF]

Lingua, 2018
This paper offers an analysis of the Spanish neuter pronominal system that complements the system found in traditional Spanish grammars. A more descriptively and heuristically adequate analysis is proposed that includes pro-forms widely ignored in ...
Iker Zulaica-Hernández
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neutering neuter – grammatical gender and the dehumanisation of women in German

Journal of Language and Discrimination, 2021
Grammatical gender in German has traditionally been described as a rather arbitrary system (Helbig and Buscha 1988). This is not the case in regard to terms of person reference, where natural gender assignment is the norm: Masculine and feminine ...
D. Nübling, Miriam Lind
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Pyometra management practices in the high quality, high volume spay-neuter environment.

Topics in Companion Animal Medicine, 2020
Pyometra management in the high quality, high volume spay-neuter (HQHVSN) environment is not well documented. The goal of this study was to identify pyometra management practices and patient outcomes in the HQHVSN environment.
A. McCallin, Veronica A. Hough, R. Kreisler   +2 more
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Neuter pronoun ello and discourse verbs in Spanish

, 2020
The Spanish neuter personal pronoun ello (“it” or “this” in English) refers to abstract objects that have been previously expressed in large discursive segments.
Eladio Duque
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