Yes, spaying does have many, many health benefits for your Dog. Spaying eliminates the risk of womb infections, ovarian cancer and Cervical cancer - which are all life-threatening. If your Dog is spayed before her first season she has virtually no risk of developing yet another extremely common and life-threatening disease - mammary cancer. Whereas, if your Dog is left unspayed until she is 2 years old, her risk of getting these diseases has already reached its maximum. The older a female gets without spaying, the more likely it is that she will develop a life-threatening disease. Apart from improving her health, spaying prevents more unwanted litters and stops her from bleeding and having sometimes painful seasons (heat cycles).
They can as they still have instinct even if they have been neutered.
The dog should eat the same
Not all the dogs and cats that are adopted from a shelter are always neutered.
I don't know if there are any dog show that allow spayed and neutered dogs.
dogs usually should get neutered/spayed at 6 month or over so.... yea....... ur dog will be fine.
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It all depends on what kind of pet it is and what you plan on doing with it. I would say that dogs and cats should be neutered because there is an overpopulation. However, if you are planning on breeding any types of animals they should not be neutered. This is just my opinion an I may be wrong.
Dogs should not eat cocoa. It is not good for their health.
To prevent them from siring more puppies.
Yes, greyhound rescue organizations neuter their dogs before adopting them out. Sometimes the dogs arrive at the rescue intact but they are neutered before leaving.
You need to take your dog in to be checked out by a Veterinarian and then neutered. The testicles will 95% chance turn cancerous after a period of time. You must get him neutered to insure your dog's good health.
Yes. Neutered males remain fertile for up to two weeks following the procedure.