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**Acciblyfluila** · 07-13-2011, 04:20 AM

Yes there are grave risks!

IF you choose to do it, as the others have said, make sure you go to a reputable vet, AND make sure you see pictures of his/her work, ask any and all questions you can think of. Also be sure to educate yourself on the signs of infection, and check the pup every day.

I have a horrific ear cropping experience, so I am speaking from experience. Though, most people will tell you that what happened to my pup is not common at all!

Good luck, and whatever choice you make, be sure it is YOUR choice and make sure you do all the necessary research before hand.

07-13-2011, 04:20 AM	#6
Acciblyfluila Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 392 Senior Member	Yes there are grave risks! IF you choose to do it, as the others have said, make sure you go to a reputable vet, AND make sure you see pictures of his/her work, ask any and all questions you can think of. Also be sure to educate yourself on the signs of infection, and check the pup every day. I have a horrific ear cropping experience, so I am speaking from experience. Though, most people will tell you that what happened to my pup is not common at all! Good luck, and whatever choice you make, be sure it is YOUR choice and make sure you do all the necessary research before hand.
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