The boob job. That's funny old business, isn't it? Transfer it to dogs and it all gets very bizarre.Two rescue dogs have been given cosmetic surgery to make them look more appealing to potential owners. Morgan and Emma, both labradors, had breast lifts costing £1,200 in a bid to find them a new home.
After years of overbreeding, the poor souls were left with sagging folds and their teats nearly touching the ground. Staff at the Wallace Kennels in Essex, said it was putting off potential owners.
"It is very unusual," understated shelter co-ordinator Teresa Bartholomew: "You don't get many people having cosmetic surgery on dogs and we could be one of the first. But, if we hadn't had it done, we would not have been able to rehome them. Everybody wants a labrador but, when people saw the "undercarriage", they would ask if they could see one of the other dogs. Weeks after the ops they both found homes.
Perhaps overbreeding owners should undergo compulsory boob job punishments... particularly the men. Just a thought.








































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Thursday 26 November
By Richard
It appears men are only as good as their depth of pockets, an easy target in this day of age.
Get back to the sink you air-heads where you belong and let the sensible ones enjoy life!
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Thursday 26 November
By joker
what a joke cheaper to put them down
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Thursday 26 November
By dave
lots of dogs in essex have had one
jordan and kerry katona are 2 that come to mind
Thursday 26 November
By Ged
I think there are lots of Essex dogs that have had boob jobs !!!
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Thursday 26 November
By mark
"Particularly the Men" Obviously written by a Sexist Female!! Perhaps she needs reminding it tales two to have children, women are as guilty as men and from what ive seen over the years a man working hard for his family isnt enough to stop the woman trying out greener grass
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Thursday 26 November
By Lucy
actually the name of the author is at the top 'Tom Cullen'. Its also a well known fact that more puppy farms are owned by men than women.
Thursday 26 November
By Tom Cullen
Lucy's right, I am a man.
Thursday 26 November
By dunnie
If they are overbreeding that much maybe the rspca should investigate. They are animals not machines in a factory.No harm in a few litters not that much that would need an op to put write.
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Thursday 26 November
By pam scannell
that money could have been spent better by overseeing those people who over breed those dogs
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