This is a good thing for people who do not want the hassles of trying
to keep there females away from "Wandering" males, and keeps your male
from wandering from home to sniff out that female. This is beneficial to
people who do not want the responsibility of a pregnant dog and a litter
of up to 13 puppies. Law suits can happen for a "wandering" male who jumps
the fence and impregnates a female and causes a unwanted pregnancy. For
the average person it is best to control these kinds of situation before
they happen. Spaying and Neutering is the easiest way out, and can be less
costly too.
Some breeders will sell their dogs under a spay or neuter contract at a lower price. This is usually because the puppy is not show or breed able quality. In the world of pure breeds it is best to only bred dogs that match the standard of the breed. Spaying or neutering your new puppy is the
right thing to do if you're not planning on breeding. For most pet owners,
the expense, time and expertise involved in breeding dogs responsibly is
beyond their reach. Here are some advantages to having your puppy
For females, there is no mess to deal with
during their 21-day heat cycles, which
Neutered males tend to be less aggressive than unneutered males. With a neutered male, the urge to mark territory may lessen. A neutered male is less likely to want to roam in search of potential mates. When to spay or neuter?
When you bring your puppy to the veterinarian's
office for his first thorough examination, have the doctor explain the
operation in detail and set up a time to have the procedure
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