I own a kennel in Tennessee and we do give our own vaccinations.
We do however have all our Pups vet. checked prior to going to their
new Parents. We use Fort Dodge Vaccines shipped over night on dry
ice. The one way to know if a breeder is giving the vaccinations is
that each shot comes with a peal sticker to adhere to the records.
I work very closely with our vet. at all times. I was a Vet. Hosp. Admin.
for several years and our office knew who the good, respected breeders
were in our area, and the ones who were terrible. I just prefer not
to take my Babies to the Vet. office (although very clean) until they
have protection via vaccinations. We vaccinate at week 4 with neo-par
for parvo only, and the full vaccinations at weeks 6,8,10,12,14 weeks.
It's really each breeders preference. But good breeders can do it right,
under the guidance of a good Vet. Good Luck, and Yorkies are like chips
you can't have just one:
