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Originally Posted by Ellie May  If two "good" sets were given and one was (or is going to be) after 16 weeks, she will likely be protected. You can do titers to confirm. I am not familiar with stickers. Whatever is done goes on the paper work in the US. |
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Originally Posted by MyFairLacy If it were my puppy, I'd be satisfied by only giving one more at 16/17 weeks as you are doing. Then you KNOW she's had two effective vaccines. Whether or not the vaccines were stored properly or not, being given at 6 and 9 weeks of age probably wouldn't have offered much protection anyway.
However, if you feel more comfortable giving that next one at 20 weeks, that's up to you. I just hate the thought of overvaccinating dogs and like to vaccinate the least amount possible and still get protection...but ultimately it's your decision. |
I just want to make sure that you are both talking about the combo vaccination, not the Corona. Right? I definitely do not want to overvaccinate her, so I think I will probably have Feb 20 be her last booster (total of 2, and one will be at 17 weeks old).
Thank you both a thousand times over for your help!!!!