When male dogs are sterilized, you can choose to sterilize them in spring and autumn. Because the weather in spring and autumn is warm, neither hot nor cold, it is suitable for wound healing. It is generally recommended that male dogs be neutered before their first heat to prevent the dog from forming a permanent memory of the enclosure behavior during heat. Small dogs undergo surgery around 6 months to 8 months old. Large dogs grow relatively slowly, so it is recommended that surgery be performed around 1 year old.

Benefits of neutering male dogs:

1. Reduce the chance of male dogs suffering from prostate disease. Male dogs that have never been spayed or neutered may develop growths as they age. When the growths in the prostate continue to grow and press on the intestines, they may have difficulty urinating. In severe cases, it can also cause infections. Neutering can reduce the incidence of these diseases.

2. Improve the male dog’s random peeing behavior. Many male dogs will urinate indiscriminately when they are in estrus. If the dog is neutered, this desire of male dogs will be reduced, and the situation of indiscriminate urination will be improved.

3. Reduce the problem of male dogs running around. If the male dog is not neutered, as soon as they smell the hormonal smell emitted by the female dog during estrus, they will try their best to chase after her. If it is a large dog, the owner really cannot control the dog, and there is really nothing you can do if they run away. But neutering your dog can alleviate this condition.