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<blockquote data-quote="xoxobrahmousin" data-source="post: 737837" data-attributes="member: 13875"><p>Oh, I've tried the steer (and no horns) thing but to no avail. When I took the bull into the vet for shots, deworming, and a general check up, he said that my bull was "too developed" to castrate and that bleeding to death would be a probable outcome. Although the vet trimmed the bull's horns, he couldn't take them all the way off because of the probability of bleeding out. I failed to mention that my bull was bottle fed by his previous owners and is very gentle and patient. I am in no way pretending that he is a puppy but I do enjoy a level of interaction that allows me to brush him, scratch him and feed him by hand. What is "mineral"? Is it an additive to feed or is it a stand-alone item?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="xoxobrahmousin, post: 737837, member: 13875"] Oh, I've tried the steer (and no horns) thing but to no avail. When I took the bull into the vet for shots, deworming, and a general check up, he said that my bull was "too developed" to castrate and that bleeding to death would be a probable outcome. Although the vet trimmed the bull's horns, he couldn't take them all the way off because of the probability of bleeding out. I failed to mention that my bull was bottle fed by his previous owners and is very gentle and patient. I am in no way pretending that he is a puppy but I do enjoy a level of interaction that allows me to brush him, scratch him and feed him by hand. What is "mineral"? Is it an additive to feed or is it a stand-alone item? [/QUOTE]
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