deciding to neuter and marking

[Campfire_Dog]

It really was No, he was a Collie and the best (Zack aside!) dog ever! He was born in the late 70s and left us in the 90s - I say left us, we kept him close as his grave is at the bottom of our garden with a stone statue of him that Zack likes to sit by
Mini hijack but as I've never posted his picture here before for non-Labby reasons, he's our first boy

He is a lovely dog. I really do respect the 'Border Collie". They are very smart and make lovely family dogs, even better farm dogs. My Choco was 1/2 Border Collie and a very special dog. When we were kids we had a Scotch Collie. She also was a great family dog but had health problems and died young. 7
Judy and Jack

[BigBrownDog]

So I personally don't believe neutering a dog makes them mark less or more (unless neutered really early)

I had a bitch who was spayed at 4 months (rescue) who marked A LOT! Every tree/hydrant got a sprinkle.