If the owner has no requirement for the female Teddy to be bred, it is beneficial to have it sterilized. First of all, it can avoid the occurrence of reproductive system diseases such as pyometra and breast tumors. Secondly, during the period of estrus, the female Teddy will experience irritability, redness, swelling and discomfort in the external genitalia, which makes it very painful. Neutering can solve the discomfort of the female Teddy. Finally, blood will flow out of the vagina during the female Teddy's estrus, and there will be blood droplets everywhere on the floor. Neutering can also reduce the owner's worries.

Precautions after sterilization of female Teddy:

1. Pay attention to the choice of anesthetic. Anesthesia during surgery is generally divided into injection anesthesia and respiratory anesthesia. Injection anesthesia means that the doctor uses an injection to anesthetize the dog according to the dog's weight. The disadvantage is that if the amount of anesthesia is not calculated clearly, it may be difficult for the dog to wake up and lead to death. Respiratory anesthesia allows you to remove the respirator immediately when the operation needs to be stopped. The disadvantage is that it is more expensive.

2. Pay attention to transportation vehicles. There will be a period of approximately 20 minutes for the anesthesia to wear off after the dog's surgery. During this period, the doctor will determine whether the dog can go home based on the dog's degree of recovery, because the anesthetic cannot completely withdraw and the dog is still unsteady. It is recommended that owners choose a vehicle that is convenient for their dogs to rest and take them home.

3. Be careful not to go into a dirty environment after returning home. It is certain that there will be surgical scars after the operation. At this time, the owner should wear an Elizabethan collar on the dog to prevent them from licking, and remember not to take them to play in a dirty environment to avoid wound inflammation and infection.