Vasectomised Hob.

[Trojangibbon 0]

Hi ,

 

I had my hob (last years kit) vasectomized a couple of months ago and I've now put him in with a Jill that's in season but he doesn't seem to be performing?

 

Anybody else experienced this?

 

Thanks

[krawnden 1,036]

Never come across that before. All my previous hobs have been absolutely rampant the second they got anywhere near an in season jill; absolutely no preamble whatsoever, just grabbed hold and got stuck in. Maybe try separating them for a couple of days then try again? Can't be any worse off than you are already. Hope he comes good for you as it's a lot of money to shell out for one that won't perform...

[Trojangibbon 0]

I've already tried separating them for a couple of days and putting them back together but no joy?

[The one 8,479]

Your sure they snipped him and no castrated him ?. it would be my first guess

[Trojangibbon 0]

They did try and convince me to have him castrated, I think because it's an easier operation, but he's still definitely got his balls

[tsteve9999 456]

Is the jill in season? If so as the one says, they castrated him.

[Trojangibbon 0]

Yes she's definitely in season, the hob still has his balls, so I'm assuming he's not been castrated? Is it possible to castrate without removing them?

[rob190364 2,594]

Might be a bandit...put another hob in with him :-D

[krawnden 1,036]

Yes she's definitely in season, the hob still has his balls, so I'm assuming he's not been castrated? Is it possible to castrate without removing them?

 

If he's still got his nads he's not been castrated.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Sounds like a noofter.

[Trojangibbon 0]

 

 

Yes she's definitely in season, the hob still has his balls, so I'm assuming he's not been castrated? Is it possible to castrate without removing them?

If he's still got his nads he's not been castrated.

[Trojangibbon 0]

That's good to know!