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Originally Posted by codence  Vet said to bring Murphy in for a Parvo vaccine, just in case. In his experience having vaccines too young has never been a problem, as long as they do get all of them. His clinic actually recommends begining them around 8 weeks, but mine started theres with the breeder. The vet was extremely suprised to hear Macy was diagnosed with Parvo by the Emergency vet. They said they very rarely get dogs with Parvo who are fully vaccinated. Macy is with them tonight and is on day four without food and water in her system  Luckily the IV fluids are keeping her healthy. Poor thing is so skiny now. I can't wait to have her home and bring her back to her normal healthy state! |
Some of these breeders are in such a big hurry to get their puppies sold that they start their vaccinations too soon.
Yorkie puppies should stay with their mom and littermates until they are twelve weeks old so 9-10 weeks is fine to get those first vaccines. So many vet bills and heartache could be avoided if breeders would only follow the YTCA rules!