1. Reduce aggression

After neutering, dogs have a gentler temperament. Not only will their personality become calmer, their concentration will increase, but the frequency of howling will also be reduced.

2. Reduce the probability of genital diseases

Reduce the chance of prostate disease, testicular cancer, hernia, and perianal adenoma. Although some female dogs have been neutered, their ovaries continue to secrete estrogen, so they may still have problems with ovarian cysts or breast tumors; in the late stages, symptoms of pyometra may also occur.

3. Not attracted to other dogs in heat

You must know that dogs can smell the charm of dogs in heat from "thousands of miles away". Don't think that your dogs will not run around and do bad things. Many stray dogs on the street are like this. Born.

4. Do not inherit unfavorable genes

Dogs with specific congenital diseases have a high chance of being passed on to the next generation. Parents who intend to let their dogs have puppies should at least have their dogs examined and have the doctor assess the risks before making a decision.

5. The chance of avoiding breast tumors and ovarian tumors

If performed before the first estrus, the chance of developing breast malignant tumors can be significantly reduced to less than 1%. After the first estrus, the chance of vasectomy becomes 0.8, and the chance of the second estrus is as high as 26%. One can imagine how high the probability of not having vasectomy at all is.

1. Dogs are more likely to gain weight after neutering

After neutering, the metabolism and activity of dogs will decrease, so parents should change the basic caloric intake to prevent the dog from becoming obese.

2. Female dogs may have symptoms of low thyroid levels

Because there are no reproductive hormones, low thyroid levels may result, which will directly reflect weight gain, loss of energy, or lethargy.