Sterilizing male dogs generally involves cutting off their testicles and ligating the spermatic cord. It is generally recommended that male dogs be neutered. After male dogs are sterilized, reproductive system problems related to the prostate and testicles can be eliminated. It can also reduce fighting, fighting, frequent climbing behavior, and bites caused by irritable temperament during estrus. It can also avoid the occurrence of estrus-induced The phenomenon of getting lost when going out, causing damage at home, and peeing everywhere. Moreover, spayed dogs generally live longer than non-neutered dogs.

What are the benefits of neutering male dogs:

1. Control the birth rate of puppies. Control the birth rate of puppies and reduce abandonment due to excessive births. Neutering dogs can effectively reduce the birth rate of dogs, control the overall number of dogs, and reduce the number of pets being abandoned and sent to shelters.

2. Reduce the problem of male dogs running around. If the male dog is not neutered, as soon as they smell the hormonal smell emitted by the female dog during estrus, they will try their best to chase after her. If it is a large dog, the owner really cannot control the dog, and there is really nothing you can do if they run away. But neutering your dog can alleviate this condition.

3. Neutering can reduce mating behavior. The mating behavior here not only refers to actual mating, but also refers to dogs versus toys. Neutering combined with owner education can reduce and avoid this indecent behavior.