Some larger shops and most dealerships use the book time model (sometimes in addition to a lesser hourly rate or other ways to compensate slow times) where technicians are paid for how many hours a repair is supposed to take (according to the books) even if it takes them longer or less time than anticipated.
Most veterinarians recommend you have your female puppy spayed or male puppy neutered by six months of age. Having the procedure done sooner rather than later can benefit your new puppy in a number of ways.ost veterinarians recommend you have your female puppy spayed or male puppy neutered by six months of age. Having the procedure done sooner rather than later can benefit your new puppy in a number of ways.
Personally, if I were to neuter a male, I would wait until at least last one year since there are increased health risks associated with early spay/neuter. I would wait until the dog is fully mature (which depends on breed).ets also like to spay/neuter when the puppy is still quite young as there is less of a chance of bleeding due to smaller reproductive organs. Younger dogs (under the age of 2) also recooporate much faster then an older dog who is spayed/neutered.