[quote1256698225=Carlos1122] He has plenty of dogs that came from the pits one without an eye. Neutering usually does little to fix problems most vets will agree it can make them mellower fatter and taller if neutered early. You will have more problems if you have more than one intact male around a female in heat but wolves have one breeding pair, a strong pack leader can still cope using the same method or straddling over thier back holding both sides of their neck and sit this is the easiest and safest way. [/quote1256698225] Wow, my comment was to make a person think as to why a dog fights with a "pack" member and how to resolve the issue, not that neutered dogs don't fight or that neutering solves everything. BTW, read a book about wolf pack behavior and breeding, and also sexual physiology of a wolf before you comment on the subject. ;) Wild or feral dogs behave quite differently than wolves in some ways... Forcing or wrestling a dog into submission to a human will not change dynamics between two dogs at war.