Reproduction

Umbilical Hernias in Puppies

Find out all about umbilical hernias in dogs, including their cause and treatment.

Testicular Cancer in Dogs

Testicular cancer occurs in male, unneutered dogs.

Cryptorchidism: Retained Testicles in Dogs

Cryptorchid testicles are more likely to become cancerous. Learn about retained testicles in dogs.

Pyometra in Dogs

Find out about the causes, symptoms, and treatment of pyometra, a life-threatening condition in unspayed, female dogs.

Dog Neutering: Is Earlier Better?

What is early neutering in dogs? Learn the risks and benefits of neutering dogs early in life.

Sexual Behavior in Neutered Dogs

Mounting, humping, and other overtly sexual behaviors are a normal part of canine reproduction. But it can be a bit shocking and off-putting when a neutered male or spayed female dog carries on this way. Learn about the reasons some dogs behave this way and tips to correct it.

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