To spay or neuter a dog or not?

Whether a dog is neutered or not has its pros and cons, but in general the pros outweigh the cons, so it is recommended that dogs be neutered. Neutering can effectively reduce the probability of urinary system diseases, reduce reactions caused by dogs in heat, reduce urinary obstruction and the adverse effects of long-term heat, and prevent dogs from urinating to a certain extent.
The dangers of not neutering the dog:
1. When the dog reaches the estrus period, it will appear in estrus. If the dog is not neutered, the dog will go into estrus every year. 2-3 times, during the estrus period, the dog may run away from home, urinate everywhere, fight, etc.
2. Secondly, not neutering dogs will increase their risk of diseases, such as breast cancer, ovarian cancer, pyometra, prostate problems and other reproductive organ diseases.
3. Moreover, dogs that have been neutered generally live longer than dogs that have not been neutered.
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