Some people think that spaying and neutering dogs is cruel and inhumane. Think about it, even humans have to have birth control, so asking dogs to have birth control is not inhumane. Besides, is it irresponsible to allow dogs to reproduce freely, resulting in an overpopulation of animals, resulting in a large number of dogs being abandoned, straying, and dying early due to hunger and disease? Is it humane or to control the number of dog breeding and be a responsible person? For dog parents, is it more humane to give them a stable, happy and high-quality life? So what are the benefits of dog neutering for dogs?

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1. First of all, reduce the number of unnecessary dogs and dogs that no one needs, thereby reducing the number of stray dogs and preventing the dogs from suffering a tragic fate.

2. Spaying or neutering your dog can make your dog live a healthier life and reduce the chance of getting sick. Studies have shown that sterilization can reduce the chance of female dogs suffering from uterine, ovarian and breast cancers, especially when the female animal has just become sexually mature and has not yet given birth. The effect is more obvious. Neutering surgery can reduce the chance of testicular cancer in male animals and reduce the incidence of prostate disease.

3. Spaying or neutering your dog can extend your dog’s life. This is because constant and excessive reproductive activities will accelerate the aging of body organs and shorten the life span of dogs.

4. Neutering a dog can change the dog's personality, reduce or completely change the dog's habits of wandering, fighting, peeing everywhere, and howling, thereby greatly reducing the chance of loss or injury, and being infected with diseases, and at the same time making the dog Become more affectionate, willing to be with others, and have a close relationship with the owner, docile, and trainable. What's more important is that dogs who don't wander out live much longer than dogs who often wander around. Cats can live for more than 16 years (16 years is equivalent to 80 years in human age, and 20 years is equivalent to 96 years in human age). , dogs can live 14-15 years old (humans are 80-96 years old).

5. Because sterilization surgery changes the personality of dogs, they eliminate some bad habits that annoy their owners, such as peeing everywhere, wandering outside, barking uneasily, etc., and become well-behaved, docile and lovable, and more like to interact with dogs. The mutual companionship of people thus reduces the possibility of dogs being abandoned by their owners.