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images of fear and cats and dogs abandoned in shelters tug at our hearts and service to encourage the public to adopt sterilization and neutering of pets and a way to reduce pet population.?[19459010Gurmergopfih]
has been the growing number of the population increased from cats and dogs abandoned in tough economic times. There is a growing trend in the Humane Society and rescue to the sterilization of cats and dogs neutral before the launch of the charges against them for families.??[19459010Baltbnieljdid]
In the case of kittens and puppies, some of the most began enthusiasts of these organizations spaying and neutering puppies as early as 6-8 weeks of age.??
has been the growing number of the population increased from cats and dogs abandoned in tough economic times. There is a growing trend in the Humane Society and rescue to the sterilization of cats and dogs neutral before the launch of the charges against them for families.??[19459010Baltbnieljdid]
In the case of kittens and puppies, some of the most began enthusiasts of these organizations spaying and neutering puppies as early as 6-8 weeks of age.??
research on the benefits long-term risks of such early intervention may be an adult dog many years away physical growth. However we can look at the existing research on the effects on the dogs spayed or neutered health before one year of age. ? Surprising results of these studies to inform the desirability of changing male dogs as well as the age at which sterilization or neutering might be appropriate.
In 2007, Laura J. Sanborn, MS study was published, "the risks and benefits associated with spay / neuter in the long-term dogs the health."? This study reviewed a lot of medical literature veterinary found, and more than 50 articles for peer review, in an attempt to gain access to the health effects of spaying and neutering dogs, veterinary help pet owners care providers to make more informed decisions about the feasibility of spay / neuter as well as timely development in the dog's surgery.
health benefits and risks of neutered male dogs
veterinarians regularly Tut The health benefits associated with neutering male dogs.? Often cites the reduction of prostate cancer and useful, and cites in addition to the prevention of testicular cancer is also an important consideration in the long-term health of the dog.? While neutering will eliminate the risk of dying from testicular cancer, the risk of this cancer and dying from it, a sound of a dog, it is less than one percent. While associated with prostate cancer in humans, testosterone, and studies indicate that the tusks seem to have an adverse effect on them than it does on humans.
benefits of neutering found in a review of medical studies included reduced moderately in males possibility of development: 19459015 ]
- fistula around the anus
- prostate disorders non-cancerous
- and possibly a reduction in the risk of diabetes
while the benefits associated with neutering males in this study shows the minimum, and increase the risk of developing several types of cancer, obesity, bone disorders and adverse reactions a large vaccines.
Risk: neutered dogs are male versus male sound:
- castrated males are 1.6 times more likely to develop heart hemangiosarcoma of the other parties of their sound.
- Are twice as likely to develop urinary organ cancer than male sound
- Are four times more likely to develop prostate cancer than male intact.
- experience an increase of 27% in the adverse reactions to immunizations over their counterparts intact.
- If castration is 1 year of age, because it greatly increases the risk of cancer more common osteosarcoma (bone cancer).?
In addition, dogs neutered four times more likely to be obese than their counterparts sound, in fact eunuch triple thyroid risks, which causes weight gain, lethargy and loss of hair.? ?
probably due to weight gain, and neutered dogs are also more likely to develop bone disorders and are at greater risk for the progressive cognitive aging experience.
probably due to weight gain, and neutered dogs are also more likely to develop bone disorders and are at greater risk for the progressive cognitive aging experience.
weigh the benefits against the increased health risks associated with neutering male dogs, and it appears from this study that the risks far outweigh the benefits, with the exception big one. The testicles of one side and the disappearance of bilateral testicular, or undescended, and when they are not neutered, and results in 13 times the chance of testicular cancer.? While the diagnosis for the treatment of testicular cancer is good, and the cure rate of 90%, it is advisable to neutralize these dogs.?
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mark on the inside
Many owners want to eliminate the tendency male dogs to mark territory, by neutering males before they reach sexual maturity.? In fact neutered male about 6 months of age often never learn to "high" legs, and the judiciary in the same way that dogs and puppies female do.?
However, with proper training, the boys will learn not to celebrate or raising their legs at home.? It is only when the males are subjected to female sound and cycle her libidinous, on the occasion that male behavior becomes a challenge inside the house.
However, with proper training, the boys will learn not to celebrate or raising their legs at home.? It is only when the males are subjected to female sound and cycle her libidinous, on the occasion that male behavior becomes a challenge inside the house.
reduce aggression
Another reason for neutering male to reduce or eliminate aggressive behavior . Healthy dogs are not welcome in the dog parks and for good reason. ? A pair of male sound made with healthy women in a rut is likely to lead to a view of aggression between males.?
dominant males will want to assert themselves, and cost for the health of your dog and your wallet is not worth the risk. ? If you keep intact male dog, dog parks and respect for rules and laws, most of the municipalities and the provinces. Keep your dog on a leash or confined at all times.
dominant males will want to assert themselves, and cost for the health of your dog and your wallet is not worth the risk. ? If you keep intact male dog, dog parks and respect for rules and laws, most of the municipalities and the provinces. Keep your dog on a leash or confined at all times.
Total Omar intact versus neutered males
In a recent study at the University of Georgia, examined the researchers more than 40,000 dogs records to determine whether male intact or castrated males live longer.? While it also found that neutralized males tend to die from certain types of cancer is higher than their counterparts healthy rate, generally dogs neutered was, on average, a longer life span in.? The study showed that intact males and females tend much more infectious diseases to die at an early age of dogs sterilized and neutralized in the study.
It should be noted that the dogs in this study was one of the teaching hospitals, and the results can be different in private veterinary practices.? It is not known whether the male and female healthy pets or stray animals and any level of care they received prior to acceptance.?
It should be noted that the dogs in this study was one of the teaching hospitals, and the results can be different in private veterinary practices.? It is not known whether the male and female healthy pets or stray animals and any level of care they received prior to acceptance.?
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If you have a breed that is predisposed to develop certain types of cancer, such as osteosarcoma, cancer of the lymph nodes or hemangiosarcomo, and you have a fenced yard well, you may want to leave intact.?? [Kasalzkor
research shows clearly that the earlier that you sterilization or neutering your pet, and the biggest risk is one of the most common types of the aforementioned cancer development.
However, recent research also suggests that males neutralized live longer than males intact. If you opt for castration, we suggest you wait until your dog festival first change him.? While many veterinarians call on neutering at 6 months, it appears that the hormones of the reproductive system are helping to develop the autoimmune system of the dog. Allowing him to reach sexual maturity and gives it the advantage that the availability of these hormones, and we hope to extend his lifespan, as well as the quality of his last years.
research shows clearly that the earlier that you sterilization or neutering your pet, and the biggest risk is one of the most common types of the aforementioned cancer development.
However, recent research also suggests that males neutralized live longer than males intact. If you opt for castration, we suggest you wait until your dog festival first change him.? While many veterinarians call on neutering at 6 months, it appears that the hormones of the reproductive system are helping to develop the autoimmune system of the dog. Allowing him to reach sexual maturity and gives it the advantage that the availability of these hormones, and we hope to extend his lifespan, as well as the quality of his last years.
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