Why neuter your dog?
1) Male dogs and cats mark territory by spraying urine. This is especially true of cats, whose urine has a very strong odor. Neutering eliminates the odor and markedly reduces the incidence of urine spraying. It is most effective when performed before marking starts, but will often work even after the marking has become a habit.
2) Neutering eliminates the occurrence of testicular cancer.
3) Neutering markedly reduces the incidence of benign hyperplasia of the prostate gland, prostatitis and perineal hernias in dogs.
4) Male dogs display hormonally influenced aggression toward each other, as do male cats. Neutering eliminates much of this behavior without affecting a male dog’s protective instincts towards his house and family members.
5) Neutering will often decrease or eliminate other objectionable male dog behaviors, such as mounting furniture and family members.
6) Male dogs and cats will cease roaming to find a mate because the hormonal urge to do so has been removed.
7) Neutered animals are not sexually frustrated! Infact animals become sexually frustrated when responsible pet owners do not permit them to mate and satisfy those hormonally driven urges. Without testosterone, these urges are not present and the animals are more likely to focus their attention on their human family rather than on reproduction.
(Pic : Regularly weekly neutering going on)
(Pic : Regularly weekly neutering going on)
(Pic : Regularly weekly neutering going on)
(Pic : dogs are picked up for neutering)
(Pic : Neutering process is going on under our expert sergeon)