transitive verb. 1 : castrate, spay. 2 : to eliminate perceived sexism from desex the language of church Bible study programs— R. M. Harley.

Why do dogs need to be desexed?

In females, desexing your dog prevents unwanted pregnancies, and automatically stops their cycle and the associated bleeding and unwanted attention from male dogs that result in pregnancy. Castration in male dogs helps to reduce some behavioural related issues, like aggression problems and wandering instincts.

Is Desexing a dog bad?

Desexing not only helps to ensure fewer unwanted and homeless animals, but also research shows that desexed animals can actually live longer and healthier lives. Desexing also provides many other benefits for you and your pet: Desexing your pet can reduce the risks of some potentially serious health problems.