If a dog is in heat frequently and is not suitable for mating, it will increase the risk of infection of various diseases, because the dog's body resistance will decrease when it is in heat. Male dogs who are in heat for a long time without mating are more likely to be infected with urinary tract diseases, and female dogs are prone to uterine disease. Pyorrhea, these are very common diseases. If parents do not want their dogs to mate, it is best to neuter them as soon as possible.

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The current sterilization surgery is very safe. As long as you follow the doctor's instructions, there is basically only anesthesia risk.