The debate and the dilemma still persist, castrating or not castrating male animals.

The debate and the dilemma still persist, castrating or not castrating male animals.

On the one hand, castrated animals become more docile, tame and resigned. On the other hand, some emasculated beasts become somewhat depressed or obese.

Some doctors say that castration, by eliminating some hormones, makes the muscles less stiff and powerful. Others suggest making hormone replacement so that the beasts of burden do not lose strength and disposition.

Some trainers point out that they use the genitals and the scrotum as a motivation tool. They say that crushing, twisting, kicking, burning and beating the penis and scrotum makes animals work more willingly. Others report that masturbating animals daily is a way to give them some stress-free pleasure.

Some studies have confirmed that keeping male animals with a certain degree of sexual excitement can improve their performance at work. Some trainers often keep their beasts of burden with anal plugs and nipples pierced by rings, as a means of keeping animals willing and excited. Some say that even castrated animals can be stimulated or tortured by nipples, tongues, mouths and anus.

There are many animal trainers who usually teach their cattle to make blowjobs, drinking all the cum, urine and often eating their feces. They say that making animals eat everything their owners secrete reinforces the bonds of domination and subordination between men and their trained fags. This reduction of stupid male animals in servile trained fags is facilitated by the castration of the animals. Scholars confirm that this transformation is both physical and psychological.

Research has shown that traditional practices of castrating an awake and conscious animal, so that the beast watches its parts being extracted and neglected makes perfect sense. Virtually no farm uses any type of anesthesia to castrate. Pain and bleeding are easily controlled; animals do not normally lose consciousness during the process. Breeders understand that it is didactic to make male animals observe their dignity and their hopes being extracted along with their genitals. To reinforce insignificance and contempt for the animal, many throw the extracted parts on the ground, in the trash, or feed dogs or pigs.