When should you neuter a male Rottweiler?

King Rottweilers recommends you do not spay your rottweiler until at least 12 months of age and neuter your stud before 18 months. Of course the longer the better up to two years old.

Is it OK to neuter a male Rottweiler?

Unless your dog is of very good breeding stock, and a good candidate themselves, a male dog should always be neutered. Neutering a male dog literally erases the chance of him getting testicular cancer.

When to spay and neuter a king Rottweiler?

A long good read with FACTS from 4 case studies. King Rottweilers recommends you do not spay your rottweiler until at least 12 months of age and neuter your stud before 18 months. Of course the longer the better up to two years old. (All case study as independent and authors are listed for each.)

How old was Max the male dog when he was neutered?

Max was three years old at the time. With his broad head and large chest, he looked much more masculine to me than most neutered dogs. In taking a detailed history of the dogs, I learned that Max had been obtained from a friend when he was a little over a year old.

What happens when a Rottweiler is spayed too young?

Early spaying causes urinary incontinence (up to 20% increase) Increase risk of hip dysplasia (wrong age when neutered/spayed) Early spaying changes the shape and size if the “private parts” Increases the deadly risk of hemangiosarcoma (Rottweiler is a high risk)

What happens if you spay and neuter your dog at a young age?

If you spay or neuter your dog at a young age you are removing the hormones. It puts your dog at a increased risk for some serious health problems later in life. My male will stop whining for females. The reason why I changed my contract to wait and spay/neuter your dog at 24 months old.