Mountain Dog

1. First, reduce unnecessary dogs, no one needs them reduce the number of stray dogs and prevent the dogs from suffering a tragic fate.

2. Spaying your dog can make your dog live a healthier life and reduce the chance of getting sick. Studies have shown that sterilization surgery can reduce the chance of female dogs suffering from uterine and ovarian cancer and breast cancer, especially when the female animal is just sexually mature and has not yet given birth to the sterilization surgery. Sterilization surgery can reduce the chance of testicular cancer in male animals and reduce the incidence of prostate disease.

3. Spaying your dog can prolong your dog's life. This is because constant, excessive reproductive activity can accelerate the aging of body organs and shorten a dog's lifespan.

4. Sterilizing a dog can change the dog's character, reduce or completely change the dog's habit of wandering, fighting, urinating, and howling, thereby greatly reducing loss or injury and infection. At the same time, the dog becomes more affectionate, willing to be with people, and becomes close, docile, and trainable with the owner. What's more, dogs who don't go out and wandering out live much longer than dogs who go out and wander around a lot, cats can live for more than 16 years (16 years old is equivalent to 80 years old for humans, 20 years old). Equivalent to human age of 96 years), dogs can live 14-15 years (human 80-96 years).

5. Because the sterilization operation has changed the dog's character, so that they can put an end to some bad habits that annoy their owners, such as peeing everywhere, wandering out, uneasy barking, etc., and become obedient and docile. It is likable and likes the company of people more, thus reducing the possibility of the dog being abandoned by the owner.