Pet dogs will not have unwanted pregnancies

Female dogs go into estrus twice a year. Parents will watch closely when they are in estrus, but there will always be accidents. They will give birth to small litters, which makes them feel uneasy when giving them away. What should I do if I find it too burdensome to keep? These puppies will be bred, bred, bred when they reach adulthood...

It can enhance the dog’s health

Neuter surgery can reduce the number of female pets The chances of contracting uterine, ovarian cancer and breast cancer are more obvious, especially when sterilization is performed on female animals that have just become sexually mature and have not given birth.
Neutering surgery can reduce the chance of testicular cancer in male animals and reduce the incidence of prostate disease.
Many dogs get uterine fibroids or testicular cancer in their later years, and their families spend a lot of money to save them. If they had been neutered in the first place, there would be no need to worry.

No longer easy to run away, easy to control

There are many reasons for dogs to run away, but estrus is definitely the most common cause of running away.
Especially for big dogs, if they are in heat, they may not be able to control them immediately, and if they are not careful when letting them go, they may never see them again.
In contrast, after neutering, the dog will be gentler on the street and less interested in other dogs in the outside world.
But this does not mean that you can let it go with complete confidence. You should still hold on to what should be held.
Won’t fight with other dogs. Fights between male dogs are often seen, and in severe cases, the dog may die. There is no need to worry after sterilization