Neutering a female dog is to make an incision in the abdomen and remove the uterus and ovaries of the female dog. After removal, the female dog will lose the ability to go into heat and give birth. Of course, there are also minimally invasive surgeries where a relatively small incision is made and only one stitch is needed. Neutering a female dog can reduce the trouble caused by the dog's estrus period, extend the dog's life, and reduce reproductive tract infections, which is beneficial to the dog.

Benefits of dog neutering:

1. Control the birth rate of puppies. Control the birth rate of puppies and reduce abandonment due to excessive births. Neutering dogs can effectively reduce the birth rate of dogs, control the overall number of dogs, and reduce the number of pets being abandoned and sent to shelters.

2. Avoid false pregnancy in female dogs. Some female dogs may show symptoms of pregnancy during estrus, even if they are not mated. They may have bulging abdomens, swollen nipples, and even milk production. This problem can affect your dog's physical health. After sterilization, there will be no such problem.

3. Reduce the risk of pyometra in bitches. If a female dog has not been neutered, she is prone to diseases related to the reproductive organs, such as pyometra, which can threaten the dog's life. So at a certain point, it is necessary to neuter the female dog.