Why are there fewer female dogs

Why are less people raising female dogs Generally speaking, male dogs are taller than female dogs, and their coats are more beautiful than female dogs, and they also have physical effects on their bodies when they have puppies, such as reduced temperament and great hair loss. Therefore male dogs generally have a higher face value than female dogs, and naturally male dogs are more attractive to people’s interest. Male dogs are lively and active, independent and curious, while female dogs are relatively quiet, too clingy, but also a little timid, easy to be bullied outside, so raising male dogs will be more carefree and fun, which also leads to why there are fewer female dogs. Male dogs do not have an estrus, but female dogs have two estrus per year, during which they become grumpy and also menstruate, so the owner needs to spend a lot of effort to take care of the female dog, and at the same time always prevent the female dog is male dog climbing across. Once the bitch has been bred, the owner will have to serve her during her pregnancy.