> I would love to just recommend people be responsible adults. Always a good recommendation. Neutering dogs and cats seems the consequence of "owning" in an u

> I would love to just recommend people be responsible adults. Always a good recommendation. Neutering dogs and cats seems the consequence of "owning" in an urban or otherwise densely populated area. It feels wrong to me. I would personally get a farm before I get pets. Then, I have horses. Neutering males is common here for our breeds, as stallions are pretty difficult to manage. It is said that Portuguese breeds are often left intact, as a result of behavioral selection.