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Originally Posted by shell820810  Because Millie died from her spay, I will be doing a lot of research before I go down this road again.
I will not be doing it for the convenience of not marking or humping. I will not do it to avoid unwanted puppies - I will just be very vigilant. Millie was never out of our sight so, this was never a risk.
I will only get another pet spayed if I can be convinced it will have notable health benefits, and even at that, they may enjoy a long and healthly life without ever been spayed/neutered.
I think a lot of the spay/neuter campaigns are to prevent unwanted puppies, and I dont think this is a good enough reason to take that risk. |
Good luck on your search for a Yorkie, male or female.
I recommend the following article for spay/neuter health risks. I think spay/neuter is okay for most, but needs to be done for the right reasons.
http://www.naiaonline.org/pdfs/LongT...uterInDogs.pdf