It is better for female dogs to be neutered when they are six to eight months old. However, it is worth noting that if the dog is in estrus, you need to wait until the dog’s estrus period has passed before proceeding. Otherwise, due to the period of estrus, the congestion and swelling of the fallopian tube or vas deferens will affect the surgical knotting operation, thus directly affecting the smooth progress of the operation. Secondly, the dog needs to have no abnormality and good vaccination status.

Benefits of neutering dogs:

1. Reduce the number of stray dogs. The most important reason for the increase in stray animals is that many pets that have not been neutered are bred at will. The bred pets are not effectively disposed of and discarded, resulting in a sharp increase in stray animals. Neutering is the most important way to prevent the increase in stray animals from the source.

2. Easy to control. Pets in estrus like to bark and run around, which is difficult to control and can easily be lost if you are not careful. Especially large dogs, they may be even more uncontrollable during estrus. After sterilization, the temperament of pets becomes more... docile.

3. Reduce the risk of disease. After dogs are sterilized, they can avoid the occurrence of many reproductive system diseases, reduce the chance of testicular cancer in male animals, reduce the prevalence of prostate disease, and also reduce the occurrence of breast cancer and uterine cancer in female animals. It can also reduce skin diseases caused by abnormal hormone secretion.