Because of the changes in hormone levels in the dog’s body after spaying or neutering, there is a possibility that the dog’s personality may become meek and pampered. But different dogs behave differently, so spaying and neutering does not completely change the dog’s personality. Some dogs are distant and even bite their owners after neutering, because the dog is distressed by the damage caused by neutering, and it feels that this damage is caused by you. Male dogs, with a stronger sense of territoriality and competition, will fight for territory after estrus, and will be significantly more docile after neutering. The drop in androgens in the body makes them less aggressive. The advantage of neutering your dog is that it reduces the chance of reproductive diseases such as uterine pus accumulation, ovarian cysts, endometritis, orchitis and testicular cysts.
