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I can understand if a dog owner is breeding their dog and they KNOW what they are doing in breeding dogs. But if a dog is a pet, and an owner is not interested in raising puppies then BOTH male and female dogs need to be neutered and spayed. It is only fair.
When our puppy went into heat at 10 months, a neighbor's male dog got her pregnant. We knew little about dogs then and didn't think a dog could go into heat before a year. Did that neighbor help take responsibility to help with her 8 puppies? No! I personally think that neighbor should have helped with the puppy food and helped us find good homes for those 8 puppies. From then on, we got BOTH our male and female dogs FIXED at the earliest possible time possible which is about 6-8 weeks. It is only fair.
A pet is domesticated anyways and people need to realize that un-neutered dogs are more aggressive and don't bond to the owners as much. They are more likely to roam and can become uncontrollable when a neighbor's female dog is in heat. It is the responsibility of owners of BOTH female and male dogs to have them neutered and spayed. It is only fair.
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