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Absolutely. I do not want any surprise litters of puppies. Also, it's better for her health and it does slow them down a bit.
Where I live it's a requirement to get a dog license. You have to provide the spay/neuter certificate unless you are a breeder.
Our first dog (back in the 1960s) was not spayed. It was a nightmare every time she went into heat. We had male dogs jumping our back fence trying to get at her. No thanks! I don't want to go through that again.
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