A dog's pregnancy and the birth of puppies is a very important event in its life. As a pet owner, the decision of whether or not your dog has puppies is largely yours. Even the question of whether your dog has the right to reproduce rests with you. In fact, while depriving a dog of its reproductive rights may seem cruel, it greatly benefits the current pet environment. For the individual dog, spaying/neutering is beneficial to its health, preventing certain diseases. The dog's temperament may also become more docile. Overall, spaying/neutering can effectively prevent an increase in the stray dog population. Of course, spaying/neutering does cause some harm to the dog's health. However, overall, the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.
However, many owners still allow their dogs to breed without restraint, which is unacceptable. Some even start breeding before their dogs are fully grown, which is irresponsible. Controlled and planned breeding is the best way to ensure a dog's well-being.
However, if you choose to let your dog breed, don't be surprised if you encounter the following situation, because anything is possible:
The family's golden retriever had puppies, but the owner was quite surprised when they saw one: why is one black...?
The golden retriever mother was also stunned. She didn't know why there was a black one. She looked at it again and again, completely puzzled. Everything else seemed fine, so why was there a black one? And it even had a white spot on its head...
Not only was the owner unaware, but even the all-knowing netizens were unsure, speculating that it might be due to atavism or that one of the parents was not of pure descent...
