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Unless a pet is intended as a "breeder", there is no sensible reason not ot spay/neuter your pet. My wife and I just got a Yellow lab puppy (couple of months ago) and in the breeder's contract is had two prices, one with the agreement you'd neuter and a $200 higher one if you didn't.

I am in total agreement that one should take 'Responsibility' for all things (including animals) that one possesses. It is unfortunate that a state or generally our government has to pose such laws to force people to be responsible. Citizens only have themselves to blame for the acts of our government. If people generally did what was fair and or right by others, we would not need some of the stupid laws we have now.

Now my thing is if they can do this to the 4 legged animals why can't they enact a law you do the same to rapist?

It's funny how they can see themselves clear to do this to animals but they can't do it to the ones they should.

When you are asking if pets should be fixed in California,Does that mean it is a slow news day in Massachusetts?

Once again, they got it wrong. While it is noble to try and curb the unwanted pet population, passing what is essentially a zero-tolerance law isn’t the right thing to do. As a child, my parents waited until our family cat had a litter of kittens before getting her fixed. Although it took time, we found good homes for the kittens, and learning about the miracle of life like that at a young age was amazing. To take that away from responsible families is simply unacceptable.

i feel that having pets is a responiblity, i was taught that at a very young age (i thought we all were) and with that responiblity comes fixing your pets. i don't want a ratio of 1 million animals to 1 person. seriously it's getting to that point. if you fix your pet, you don't have to starve you kids to feed your pets, SO STOP! simply put bob barker was right spay and neuter them.

it's unfortunate that the government has to get involved in an issue like this but as a pet owner with 7 cats, mostly all strays,there are too many innocent healthy animals that are being put to sleep because there aren't enough homes and the shelters are overloaded, it's unfair and it isn't right, I know it is expensive to have the animal fixed but in the longrun there are way more pros than cons.

nicolew313- I am with you except I'd go further to cut off their hands too!!

We rescued a cute kitty (she's in my pictures) and before we brought her home she was neutured and had a micro chip placed on her. It breaks my heart to see loose kittys on the streets and have them suffer. I think neuturing is a good idea but a $500 fine? That's just not right.

If Bob Barker says "spay or neuture your pets" it has to be a good thing doesn't it? LOL?

Oh god, they MISSED ONE. I can't type I'm laughing so hard. How hard is it to count to two?