If the vasectomy was done over a year ago, he should be sterile. But, if you don't know, take precautions. If you don't know him well enough to know when he had the vasectomy, take precautions. If you don't know him well, take precautions. Many men will tell women that they've had a vasectomy when they haven't. Protect yourself.
They can as they still have instinct even if they have been neutered.
I dont think so
Male cats do not go int heat, neutered or otherwise; heat is a characteristic of the female oestrus cycle. Even a properly neutered male may still respond to a female in heat, out of habit. If a cat has learned to spray before he was neutered, he very likely will continue after he has been neutered. It likely will be less frequent, but it can still happen.
Can a female still get pregnant if she didn't come but the male came in you
Nothing will happen. The female cat, because she is not nor never will be on heat, will often not welcome the male's advances and might even fight him off. There is no chance she will get pregnant. To stop this behaviour it would be advisable to neuter the young male cat.
It all depends,Is the male neutered?if he is then there is no problem if properly introduced, females are different the usually get along. If again properly introduced.ANSWER:*yes, if the male is neutered (female become pregnant as soon as male mounts her, even if you pull the male away fast there still is a 87% chance she is pregnant)*no, don't put a not neutered male in with female, unless planing to breed. (at 5-7 months)*Yes, another female would be great for company (introduce them for about a week then put them in same cage, or they may fight)
You can still be pregnant even though you are spotting and loosing blood clots.
All dogs are different but getting your dog neutered is the best chance of them quiting marking thereterritory. If your dog is aggressive getting him neutered will also help with that. Getting your dog fixed is one of the best things you can do to help the animal population. Having to many dogs is bad because it leaves many unwanted dogs homeless. Think of it this way: You start with one pregnant dog, the dog has a litter of three puppies, those three puppies either get pregnant or get another dog pregnant, having each about three more puppies ending up with about nine dogs who again each have three puppies ending up with 27 dogs and so on. Getting your dog fixed can prevent 27 dogs from being homeless.Another (short) answer:No. Even neutered males continue to mark territory and squabble unless one is clearly dominant over the other(s).
It is possible.
As my vet put it to me when I called him in a panic after observing my neutered Westie courting my girl Westie, "We operated on his testicles, not his brain". So, indeed, a male will still have the instinct even if he doesn't have all of the equipment.
Even if a rabbit is spayed (or neutered), he or she may still build a nest and such things because of their natural instincts. This does not necessarily mean that the neutering was unsuccessful.
Even in the presence of bleeding, you could still be pregnant.