Everyday we recommend neutering dogs, so do you know the difference between sterilized and non-neutered male dogs? What's the biggest difference? Let me tell you briefly today, the difference is really huge.
Getting along with other dogs
The personalities of neutered male dogs will change. The male hormone in the dog's body has decreased, and the dog's personality has become more docile, aggressive, and combat effectiveness has decreased, so the number of fights with other dogs has been reduced.
Non-neutered male dogs like to cause trouble everywhere and are quite aggressive. They will fight with other dogs for territory, often causing many wounds on their bodies.
In heat
Male dogs that have been neutered will no longer be in heat. They no longer need to be affected by hormones in the body, and do not need to run around looking for a mate, which can reduce the chance of being lost.
Male dogs that are not neutered have no fixed estrus period and can go into estrus anytime and anywhere. They often go out to find a mate, and they will fight with other dogs to compete for mates.
About urination and defecation
A neutered male dog will not think about occupying the territory all day long, and he will not be in heat, so the problem of peeing everywhere will not occur again. He will only defecate in the place designated by you, which saves your worries. a lot of.
Unneutered male dogs have a very strong sense of territory and often urinate to occupy the territory. When they are in heat, they also like to pee everywhere to show their charm and attract the opposite sex, making the house full of urine smell.
Lifespan
Neutered male dogs will reduce a lot of diseases and can also extend their lifespan appropriately.
Many male dogs that have not been neutered will have testicular cancer and prostate disease. Once these diseases occur, the male dog's health will become worse and worse, seriously affecting the male dog's life span.
Body size
Neutered male dogs, due to changes in hormones in their bodies and the lack of desire for that aspect, focus on "eating" and their appetite has improved, so it is easier to gain weight. Many dogs gain weight after being neutered.
Male dogs that have not been neutered are lively, active, and exercise a lot. In addition, when they are in heat, they are focused on "finding a partner", so their appetite is relatively poor, and they may become thinner.
Conclusion: What do you think is the biggest difference between sterilized and non-neutered male dogs?
