PermaStay Ear Implants - Page 3

Keith, that's pretty funny. I'd never heard that one. I did enjoy the tangerine comment and am glad you did too.

Maggie, I might fix my dog's ear if it broke. I'm not sure. I'd like to say I wouldn't worry about such superficial things, but I just might if it ever happened. I think it's wrong to do it to hide a genetic flaw, however.  If they fix it and breed the dog, it's yet another inherited flaw (albeit not the worst by a long shot) being passed on. They should have to wear a yellow vest that says they had soft ears until PermaStay...................Reminds me of those Valtrex commercials- personally I DON'T WANT people with Herpes masquerading around like normal people, LMAO.

I think it would be great for some dogs I have seen that had their ears "blown out" by an ear infection.  I do not believe it is genetic.  I think it is environmental and diet related and trying not to spend money or living really far from a vet and just seeing them once a day for feeding-the livestock model of shepherd management.

But, people like that would not spend money on repairing the dog's ear, they will keep the same old pictures on their website when they were young and beautiful and still had erect ears and teeth.  The puppy buyers will never know.

Go to the kennel and see for yourself.  I did and I am very glad.

Michele

I really don't see anything wrong with it, If my dog had a weak or broken ear I would opt for it. I would not do this with a dog that was being shown however.
                                                                                                        

Before you hate on this product- I know many clients with spayed/neutered pets who are disappointed in their dog's weak ear who would happily do an implant. I've seen a dog with one (yes, a pet, whose owners never received his papers) and they look totally normal and work really well. I also know of some beautiful dogs whose ears were ruined by chronic infection.

Okay, Okay, now I've seen it all!  Oakley has a weak ear, but I'm going to leave it that way.  She's no show dog, and even if she was, if she's got a flaw, she shouldn't be reproducing it.  Aside from that fact, we all need to accept that there are flaws in every dog and human...No one's perfect.  Even plastic surgery doesn't fix all your bags and sags, no matter how much you go under the knife.

As for breast implants, I think the whole idea is very...shallow.  No offense intended to those here who may have them, but ya got what ya got, and replacing nature with a bag of fluid doesn't change that. 

I am all natural...some crooked teeth, skin that could use a chemical peel or three, a rear that could use a bit of lipo..and up north...Well, going from under B to over D and back again with two pregnancies leaves one with some serious sags.  But I am what I am.  If I'm not as pretty as some of the Miss America pageant girls, then that's their loss, not mine.  At least my looks are what I arrived on this old world with, and not surgically altered.  Is dying really worth larger breasts, a perky butt, or a few less lines?  Not to me.  Even if I were rich and could afford it, I'd stay the way I am right now.

Of course, I'd have someone to do more of my work around home so I could spend more time jogging and working with the many GSDs I'd have...But that's another story.  I'd gain better muscle tone and lose the little bit of weight I need to lose, and it wouldn't cost me a fortune or risk my life.

Brent, I laughed so hard!  I wish you the best of luck with the neuticles thing, and hope you can get back to chasing your wife instead of hatching eggs soon.

Here's to au naturale!

Crys

Speaking of plastic surgery:

Heid Montag "I almost died..."

"I had too much Demerol..l and my breathing was five breaths per minute which is like almost dead. [I was] in an aftercare center, there were nurses that were supposed to be tending to me at all times.

"So thank God, Charles, one of my security guys used to be an EMT, and he was timing my breath on his watch and he called the nurses and they had to put oxygen on my face and called my plastic surgeon to come in for an emergency...."

Link: ca.news.yahoo.com/s/accesshollywood/100119/entertainment/heidi_montag_
__i_almost_died_after_my_procedure____beyond_ready__to_do_playboy_again


Dear God! A SECURITY GUARD noticed she was scarcely breathing?? Where were the nurses?? All on their coffee break?
If that's the sort of care standards plastic surgery clinics have, NO THANK YOU!! NOT IN A MILLION YEARS WOULD I HAVE PLASTIC SURGERY!!
 

I have decided to have them removed and replaced with those little electric eggs.
That way I can control everything with a push of a button.

The wife is packing her bags.................she says no way!

I can't win for losing.

Perhaps Au Naturale would be the best way to go after all.

Implants always did kind of creep me out.

Plus I'm a little down today, missing my Molar.