It is recommended to take male Teddy dogs for sterilization at around 6-12 months of age. There are benefits to spaying your dog. After the sterilization operation, you can first prevent the male Teddy dog ​​from crawling, urinating, and being irritable. Secondly, it can reduce the risk of reproductive system diseases in male Teddy dogs, thereby extending their lifespan. Generally, if the owner has no breeding needs for male Teddy dogs, it is recommended to take the male Teddy dogs for sterilization surgery at about 6-12 months of age, but avoid the period of estrus.

Precautions for neutering male Teddy dogs:

1. After neutering, the dog’s mood is unstable and may show aggression. Don’t worry. This is a normal reaction to pain, and the owner only needs to comfort and take care of it.

2. After neutering, dogs are prone to obesity, so owners need to pay more attention to their daily diet.

3. If the dog has sutures that need to be removed, before the sutures are removed, make sure to use a leash every time you walk the dog and properly control its movement.

4. Do not remove the hood until the dog has fully recovered. It only takes a few minutes for the dog to bite or tear the wound.

5. If the dog has pain, infection or other problems after surgery, contact the veterinarian in time.