Spaying a female dog

[Karen]

That's absolutely not true, spayed females do not become more aggressive, in fact they can become less aggressive, and it's better for their long-term health, too. No more raging hormones have gotta help!

[Scooter's Mom]

I don't know what her personality was before she was spayed (she was already spayed when we got her) but Jadie is the sweetest dog ever. She loves everyone and will lick a child as long as the child lets her. She loves "little people" (that are closer to her size!) because they giggle and squeal as she licks them. (I just go Ewwww, stop that! and make her quit)

My brother's RB dog Manning was super sweet too. A little hyperactive in her younger years, but she was cooped up in an apartment all day while he worked. When he bought his land and she got to run outside, she really calmed down. She was only aggressive in the "protect my home" sort of way that was needed. Beautiful sweet dog.

[Freedom]

I've never heard that spaying makes a female MORE aggressive! Quite the opposite, it calms them as they not longer have all those hormones revving them up.

[anna_66]

None of my girls have had that problem after being spayed.

[SWHouston]

Mooshi,

I just wanted to say, that I use a Breeder, who will not let one of his Females become pregnant, UNLESS he has a sufficient number of customers, for the Dogs to be placed. (and no exceptions)
We had to wait for about 3 months, to get our Female Becca.

I think this should be the only way one could get another Dog.
If you're not willing to wait, then, you probably didn't need one anyway

I admit the wait was grueling. We already had all the toys, bunks and stuff for a new puppy, from getting Sneakers, so, we didn't have anything to do, just twiddle our thumbs in anticipation !

Have a good Day !
S.W.