The only changes in behavior are positive. Neutered animals fight less, reducing injuries and the spread of disease. Neutering reduces territorial marking or spraying and other unpleasant behavior associated with the mating habits of unaltered animals. Neutered animals often become calmer and more affectionate. Animals become fat and lazy.
Animals become fat and lazy from being overfed and under exercised.
Neutered animals live longer, healthier lives. We don t need to neuter males because they don t have litters. It takes two to tango. One unaltered male can be responsible for hundreds of litters. Start by spaying and neutering all of your companion animals.