Spay used in a sentence

Spay in a sentence as a verb

"The word processor can spay what you are typing.

The word processor can spay what you are typing.

My dog also used to bleed, I figured most people don't complain because they spay their dogs

"It would be best to see a specific "We expect to spay $x to $y for this position".

Conversely they tell us to spay and neuter our pets because they will be healthier without sex.

I'd like to think that the spaying and neutering push comes from not wanting to have to **** so many pets.

I'd need an insecticide that can somehow get through the slots and spay the underside.

We encourage pet owners to spay/neuter their animals.

I guess not having pets would be the best solution for people who consider spay/neuter harmful.

This question is equivalent to "Why doesn't the Istanbul government spay and neuter stray cats?

Getting around of not being able to spay on your own soil buy letting some other nation state collect all the thingsTM does not make it legal.

I suppose it's true that spaying and neutering is technically disabling an animal.

I'm guessing the reason why is my g/f has perspective and a handle on reality, where Meenakshi probably needs a b/f more than her bottle of pepper spay.

And by all accounts, the spay-and-neuter-your-pets push has cut down on the number of animals euthanized...I think to label vets' motives as purely financially driven is a very bleak view.

And treatment of toddlers or severe autistic people is an example of such treatment.>Granting cats and dogs the rights of toddlers or autistic individuals means you're giving up the right to spay or neuter your pet; nobody would advocate for sterilizing a toddler,exactly.

> Getting around of not being able to spay on your own soil buy letting some other nation state collect all the things does not make it legalNot preventing someone from spying on your citizens, possibly encouraging them, and not prosecuting that entity once the matters become known, - looks certainly illegal to me.