0 present participle of neuter
1 to remove part of an animal's sexual organs, so that it cannot produce young animals:
If we are to get rid of the problem of strays we need a system of spaying and neutering.
He will then have to provide proof of insurance and proof of neutering in order to obtain a certificate of exemption to keep the dog.
Those conditions involved registration, neutering, insurance, muzzling and so on.
It is about neutering the trade union movement.
It has been put to me that it would be possible to make these dogs safe by neutering them.
There should be a national neutering and spaying campaign in co-operation with many of the animal societies, many of which wholeheartedly support that approach.
Neutering makes fierce dogs less aggressive, male dogs much less likely to stray in search of female company and reduces the unwanted dog population.
Neutering should be carried out on a large scale.
