Benefits of neutering female dogs

1. Keep the home clean. Female dogs bleed when in heat, similar to a woman's menstrual cramps. Many people pay attention to the cleanliness of their homes and hope that the days when humans and dogs get along will be smooth and peaceful. Spaying and neutering a dog can avoid the trouble of a female dog bleeding everywhere and soiling the home environment twice a year for more than ten days each time.
2. Love life more. If you raise an ordinary local dog or a stray dog, do not have it spayed or neutered, accidentally become pregnant, and give birth to six or seven puppies in one litter, no one will necessarily want them if you give them away, and from the perspective of cherishing life, you cannot Discarding them at will will cause greater harm to dogs and the environment.
3. The occurrence of diseases can be avoided. Neutering dogs can reduce the incidence of pyometra (a high incidence in female dogs over five years old), pseudopregnancy, alopecia, the recurrence rate of urethral stones (further research is needed) and the incidence of mammary tumors.
4. Avoid the trouble of being chased by male dogs, climbing on your back and causing unwanted pregnancy.
5. If there is no need to breed puppies. From the perspective of dog breeding quality, eugenics, social responsibility and the dog itself, there are many benefits to neutering female dogs.

Disadvantages of neutering female dogs

1. The dog's personality may change, most of them will become docile, and a few will become fierce.
2. Neutered female dogs are prone to obesity.