There are pros and cons to dog neutering, but the pros outweigh the cons. Therefore, without considering breeding, it is best to neuter the dog, which can reduce the trouble caused by the dog's estrus period, prolong the life of the dog, and reduce reproductive tract infections. However, appropriate examinations must be carried out before the dog is sterilized. Good health is a very important first condition, and if the dog is in estrus, the operation must be done after the estrus period is over.

What should be paid attention to when neutering a dog:

1. The best time to neuter a dog is before the first estrus, about six months to eight months When one month old. During this period, the dog is basically fully sexually mature, and the hormone levels in the dog's body are still in a balanced and stable state when not in estrus, which reduces the negative impact of postoperative hormones.

2. If you consider the season suitable for wound healing, you can choose to sterilize in spring and autumn. The weather in spring and autumn is warm, neither hot nor cold, and is suitable for wound healing.

3. Dogs need to be fasted 6-8 hours before sterilization to avoid vomiting during the operation. After the sterilization surgery, the dog needs to be given anti-inflammatory and pain relief, and an Elizabethan collar must be worn. Generally, male dogs can recover from their wounds in about a week after the operation, while female dogs usually recover in about a month because the operation is more difficult and the uterus is removed from the abdominal opening.