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The advantages of dog sterilisation

Sterilisation of female dogs is the ideal solution to avoid unwanted pregnancies: having to manage litters, with the consequent difficulty of finding family at all, is not a simple job Neutered females are exposed to a significantly reduced risk of breast cancer. Besides the removal of the uterus eliminates the risk of developing uterine tumors and a potentially fatal infection called pyometra. Castration of male dogs is perhaps less widespread, but it is useful because it reduces the risk of pathologies affecting the testicles and the prostate, which unfortunately are very frequent in older dogs. Castrated dogs have less desire to mate, in fact they lose almost all the stimulus, so they are more relaxed and do not make the famous “love escapes” that lead them to run away from home, risking facing dangers such as crowded roads, cars or owners of dog girls who don’t want to be annoyed. If you have an aggressive or particularly lively dog and you believe that with a castration it turns into a lamb, you are wrong. From the behavioural point of view, it is not true that an aggressive dog, once castrated, becomes docile, but simply castration does nothing but reduce the impulsive response of the four-legged. It will feel exactly the same as before but without the frantic push of testosterone