raise the leg to go potty, they don't roam, and all the other things a male is prone to do.

 

 When looking for a pet, consider a neutered male. A male neutered young does not get all the instincts

 to do male things, marking with potty, etc. A neutered male does not raise the leg, most squat to

potty even after they are past 1 yr of age. If they do hike their legs, it is barely off the ground. They do

not roam, are not prone to testicular cancers, and are very loving to their families. Males have a longer

attention span, are easier to train, and do not want to be dominant in the family. A female, even spayed,

will always try to be alpha dog in the home. She always wants to be the boss.

 

 If you are interested in getting a male puppy from me, I can have him neutered before he ever leaves

me if his new family desires it. I know in some of the larger cities, vet services can add up and get to

be expensive. My vet, here in our small town, has very reasonable rates. If there are any questions,

please don't hesitate to send me an email.