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My boy is getting the full treatment: tummy tuck, fur brightening (his face is fading with age), two prosthetic testicles, tail stiffening (keeps it up, not between legs), jaw alignment (he has an overbite), eye bleaching (we are tired of the goop around the eyes), and back implants so he looks tougher when he's angry.
I've gotten estimates from three Cosmetic Veterinarians, and all should be done for just under $10,000.
I'm tired of having and he's tired of being, an ordinary dog.
Hey do you think I can have all that done on ME for $10,000? I'd be a perfect candidate and I won't bite the doc or pee in my cage either. Maybe I can get a discount cause I don't need or want fake testicles.
hey- tattoos at the point of incision (a small heart) are pretty common for females spayed. I think it is a good idea. Now if we run across a dog with a sailor tattooed on her belly---that is too much!
Yes but the tattoo I saw here (or possibly on FB) was of a tan chihuahua w/ a huge tattoo covering its belly, it was really unsightly and I sure felt for the poor dog. I think the owner (guy) was holding it in the car or from a seat and you could easily see it
Docking tails and cropping ears has always been really common for some breeds. I don't get it and wouldn't do it if I had a German shepherd, a Boxer, or a Doberman. I would only consider plastic surgery to correct a terrible deformity from an injury, and even then I'd give it serious thought.
German Shepherds aren't a breed that is cropped.
All my dobes were cropped except one rescue...I wouldn't buy from a dobe breeder who doesn't have their puppies cropped prior to placement. TOO many of those dogs end up difficult to place if need be if they are not "medically complete".
And responsible breeders assume responsibility for puppies theyy have bred throughout their lives in the event an owner can no longer keep the dog.
Or maybe I spoke too soon... anyone ever see a tattoo on a dog? (hope not)
My first GSD has a tatto (I think it is her AKC number) in one of her big beautiful ears.
For dogs that have many facial wrinkles and persistent uncontrollable infection in these wrinkles, a face lift may not be a bad idea.
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