Neutering a male dog means removing the dog’s testicles, and neutering a female dog means removing the ovaries, uterus and part of the cervix so that the dog will not go into heat. Neutering dogs can prevent them from suffering from reproductive system diseases, such as prostatic hyperplasia, pyometra and other diseases. In addition, it greatly reduces the risk of dogs getting lost when they are in heat. After the sterilization operation, the owner must spend more energy to take care of the dog. Especially the wound of the female dog will be larger and the owner will need more careful care.

Benefits of dog sterilization:

1. Reduce the number of stray dogs. The most important reason for the increase in stray animals is that many pets that have not been neutered are bred at will. The bred pets are not effectively disposed of and discarded, resulting in a sharp increase in stray animals. Neutering is the most important way to prevent the increase in stray animals from the source.

2. Easy to control. Pets in estrus like to bark and run around, which is difficult to control and can easily be lost if you are not careful. Especially large dogs, they may be even more uncontrollable during estrus. After sterilization, the temperament of pets becomes more... docile.

3. Extend the life of pets. Continuous and excessive reproductive activities will accelerate the aging of the pet's body organs and shorten the life of the pet. Neutering is the best way to extend the life of the pet.