Sentences with phrase «neutered dogs tend»

Loose, neutered dogs tend to stay closer to home and get into less trouble around the neighborhood.

Spayed and neutered dogs tend to be healthier and calmer.

Neutered dogs tend to live longer than intact dogs.

Neutered dogs tend to live longer and have fewer behavior problems (see below).

Not exact matches

A. Freed from the urge to mate, dogs and cats tend to be calmer and more content after spaying or neutering.

Neutered and spayed dogs tend to be less aggressive and wander less.

Cats and dogs who are spayed and neutered have lower incidents of cancer and tend to wander off less than those who are not (which can result in injuries due to fights, car accidents, etc.).

Freed from the urge to mate, cats and dogs tend to be calmer and more content after spaying or neutering.

Testicular cancer is rare in both dogs and cats, but if detected early, neutering is usually curative, since most forms of testicular cancer tend not to spread to other organs.

Males tend to be aggressive toward other males, but this can be minimized by having the dog neutered.

Additionally, dogs and cats tend to be calmer, more content, and more affectionate after spaying / neutering.

Sexually mature, intact dogs may face a greater risk of parvo than their neutered counterparts because un-neutered dogs tend to roam, increasing their exposure to infectious agents.

As in previous studies, the new data clearly shows that the positive behavioral effects that were expected from neutering dogs did not occur, and if anything, the behaviors of neutered male dogs tended to be considerably less desirable.

Although territorial instincts vary from breed to breed, and from dog to dog, in general we can say that 1) males tend to be more territorial than females; 2) breeds that are traditionally used as guard dogs are more territorial than others; 3) territorial behavior is more prevalent in animals that have not been neutered or spayed; and 4) territoriality can present or increase as the dog ages.

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Dogs that are neutered also tend to be less aggressive.

Dogs that bite tend to be unrestrained, not spayed or neutered and not indoor members of the family — all issues of owner responsibility.

Dogs with problem aggression tend to gain weight and become more phlegmatic, and calm when they are neutered.

According the World Health Organization there are an estimated 200 million stray dogs worldwide.17 Similarly, according the ASPCA there are an estimated 70 million stray cats just in the United States alone.18 These numbers are understandable when you consider that less than 10 % of strays that enter the animal shelters in the US are spayed or neutered and that female cats and dogs tend to have litters of 2 - 6 babies.19