The benefits of neutering dogs are that their personalities will be more docile and well-behaved, their lifespan will be appropriately extended, and the risk of many diseases can also be reduced. Male dogs are protected from prostate disease, and female dogs are less likely to develop conditions such as pyometra, ovarian cysts, and breast tumors. The disadvantage is that there are risks in neutering dogs, such as death or postoperative infection, and dogs can easily gain weight after neutering. Overall, the benefits of spaying or neutering your dog outweigh the risks.

1. Benefits of neutering dogs

1. Male dogs

The advantage of neutering a male dog is that it can reduce its male hormones, prevent it from going out to find female dogs, and also Prevent it from fighting for territory and reduce its aggression. It will also reduce the occurrence of diseases such as testicular cancer and prostatitis, thereby increasing the life span of dogs.

2. Female dogs

Neutering female dogs can reduce the chance of reproductive system diseases, such as pyometra, uterine tumors, breast tumors, etc. Secondly, it can also reduce the trouble of the female dog during estrus and avoid vaginal infection. Finally, neutering can also make the female dog's temperament docile and emotionally stable.

2. Disadvantages of dog sterilization

1. Dogs will become depressed after sterilization, especially if the surgery is performed after the dog is in heat, it can cause this kind of depression. The generation of emotions.

2. The hormonal metabolism of sterilized dogs will change. If the diet is not controlled, the dog's weight may soar, leading to obesity.

3. If a male dog is neutered at a young age, it may affect the development of the urethra and easily become blocked by stones.

4. Sterilization surgery involves certain risks, such as anesthesia allergy, internal bleeding, inflammation or infection, abscesses, incomplete sutures, etc. In severe cases, death may even occur.

Note: It is recommended that pet owners, if they do not raise dogs for breeding purposes, must take their dogs to a pet hospital for sterilization as soon as possible.