Hello kalina82:
I greatly appreciate your professional input and support; I would have to be honest with you, I know nothing about vet vaccination methods or problems.
However, I have always believed in learning from other people's experience, I never knew how fast the bonding was between a dog and the family members, I always thought people were really silly about the concerns for their pets.
Once I received my yorkie, not a month went by before I too was hooked, with the emotional bonding good and bad. Yet when I read the threads that all those individuals wrote, I would not consider it to be a small percentage.
Especially, when those individual have place the emotional position of loving and caring for their pets. What really bothered me were the dogs who showed no problems with seizures, and all of a sudden their pets were having a seizures 1-2 times a day after being vaccinated.
Again, I take nothing way from your professional perspective, but at some point common sense must over ride factual evidence.
A good example, of this would be children who with Autism, who are born very healthy and before the age of five they start to change for the worse. I find absolutely bloody heart breaking. The medical industry will never provide the general public with the truth be it pets or babies.
Tulip |