Generally speaking, the best time for neutering a Polish Lowland Sheepdog is before the first estrus, around six to eight months of age. During this period, the dog is basically fully sexually mature, and the hormone levels in the Polish Lowland Sheepdog’s body are still in a balanced and stable state when not in estrus, which reduces the negative impact of postoperative hormones.

What are the benefits of neutering Polish Lowland Sheepdogs:

1. Neutering can reduce the number of times the dog lifts its legs to urinate.

2. Neutering can dilute a dog’s territorial awareness and improve its aggression.

3. Neutering can reduce the risk of being attacked by other male dogs.

4. Neutering can help shift the dog’s attention from other dogs to the owner.

5. Neutering can reduce mating behavior.

6. Neutering can prevent male dogs from being overly excited when around female dogs.

7. Sterilization can reduce the risk of prostate disease.

8. Sterilization can prevent testicular cancer.