@glorygirl16 Yeah anecdotally, I work with ex-racing greyhounds, so a large percent are males that are neutered around 4 or 5 years old. The only outward behavioural changes I’ve ever observed is far less conflict in multi-dog dynamics, and the ability to be placed into same sex resident dog homes.
Other dogs definitely respond differently to intact dogs, so desexing keeps them safer when you’re working on socialising. Plus there’s the long term health benefits. If I was OP I wouldn’t go into the procedure expecting big behavioural change, but I absolutely would do it.
Other dogs definitely respond differently to intact dogs, so desexing keeps them safer when you’re working on socialising. Plus there’s the long term health benefits. If I was OP I wouldn’t go into the procedure expecting big behavioural change, but I absolutely would do it.