"The dog does not care," a female doctor said. "The Neuticles do not change the dog's attitude in any way. Once those hormones are gone, he no longer behaves like a truly unneutered dog, whether there are Neuticles present or not."
No matter how rediculous I thought the idea was, someone was able to justify their way of thinking in a logical way. "Extreme pet owners" could think of their pets as another member of the family.
"If you're not a pet owner, it's the stupidest thing you've ever heard of," the developer of the product said. He is a male. "But if you are a pet owner and you do have a male dog... and you've got to go have his you-know-what's cut off. They take on a very serious form."
I agreed with the male doctor from Shawnee Mission. He suggested that this product at its basis is about a human male issue, an issue of masculinity. Sizes that range from petite to XXL? Doesn't that sound like other products marketed toward men?
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