Neutering my LGD
by Mandy
(Florida )
I acquired a Pyr that’s a yr and a half old and he’s been out with goats and chickens. He will be used for the same thing on my farm. He is in tact and I have a Dutchy that is also an in tact male. The two of them aren’t the best of friends. If I neuter my pyr, will it make him less of a guardian for the farm?
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