Notes on sterilization of German shepherds:

1. German shepherds of different sizes develop at different speeds, and the sterilization time will also be different. You must wait until the German shepherd is in good health. Neutering should be started only after development and sexual maturity. It is generally recommended that German Shepherds be sterilized at 9 to 10 months.

2. Do not eat or drink 8 hours before the sterilization operation, and ensure that vaccinations are completed. Before the operation, a preoperative biochemical examination is also required for the German Shepherd to evaluate whether the German Shepherd's physical condition can be sterilized. Surgery etc.

3. Do not let the German Shepherd lick the wound after the operation, because licking the wound will cause inflammation and swelling of the wound. If the German Shepherd bites the wound, it will have to be re-sutured.

Reasons for neutering dogs:

1. Dogs need to be neutered if they are not used as breeding dogs. Because neutering your dog can avoid things like getting lost and peeing everywhere due to heat.

2. Neutering a dog can also reduce the owner’s nursing time for the dog, especially female dogs.

3. After sterilization surgery, not only will the occurrence of various reproductive system diseases such as prostate disease and other diseases be avoided, but the life span of the dog will also be extended.