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Many owners think that sterilizing their dogs directly ruins their "sexual happiness" , violates the order of nature, and is cruel and cruel, so I don’t want to be fucked by dogs. But did you know that for dogs, neutering may have a more important meaning.

We all know that dogs are very loyal to their owners, but many dogs are never courteous to strangers, and disputes between dog owners and injured people have been reported frequently. Under normal circumstances, unneutered dogs have more irritable temperaments. Sometimes they may not even listen to their owners, so they may lose control. And if the dogs are in estrus, they will mark less frequently and bark more and more at night. Not only will the owner be unable to sleep peacefully, but even the neighbors will come to complain.

In fact, the problems mentioned above will not occur after dogs are neutered, and they will even become easier to train. And dogs that have been neutered can also avoid the following diseases:

Male dog

Bitch

Proline gland tumors

Pyometra

Prostatitis

Breast cancer

Progressive gland obesity

Ovaritis

Testicular cancer

Epididymitis

In addition, unneutered dogs are more likely to be infected with canine transmissible venereal tumors (TVT) due to "infidelity", which is a sexually transmitted disease. The incidence rate of diseases among stray dogs is very high. Once a dog is mated with a stray dog, it is almost impossible for them to escape the disaster of illness.

If the owner wants to sterilize the dog, the owner must do so. Fortunately, it is best to take them to the pet hospital when they are about two months old, because the dogs are young at this time, the tissue damage caused by the surgery is also small, and the recovery is faster. If the dogs are already adults, then as long as they are not in estrus or not sick. Surgery is enough.

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