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Originally Posted by sammie87uk  Our vet advises that for females once they are past their first cycle and for males at 6 months..... i tend to agree but only because i have a great deal of respect for our vet and not really done it any other way.... not sure 8 wks is the way to go but as far as im concerned all opinions matter and each situation and experience is different |
There are breeders that spay/nueter prior to placing pups. Pros and cons on having the surgery performed at such a young age.
I prefer waiting until later, after their growth plates have closed, as to not to interfer with their with their growing pattern and maturity developement. In my opinion 8 weeks a bit too young, not willing to take that chance on a wee one.