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Old 12-20-2009, 11:53 AM   #11
Mardelin
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Originally Posted by topknot View Post
Another good reason I have my vet give the shots.
When I was a vet tech we order ours through Fort Dodge. My vet taught me well about precautions with vaccines. I guess this is why I would rather be safe than sorry and go in to the vets.

Hmmm.... I even know how to give shots and I still go in for my vet to give the shots to my pups. When I worked as a vet tech I gave shots, changed bandages, took out stitches, counted white bood cells, developed x-rays, helped in surgery, ran the oxygen, and well... you name it I did most of work needed... including reception work and kennel work: bathed cats and dogs, yep - all of it!

Here I am in my 20s with my first yorkie (on the left) and a patient/friend yorkie on the right (wolly coated). This was a loooong time ago. Ahhh... to be young again!
In the beginning I too took them in for vaccines. However, the vet taught me how, as did my mentor......And when you have a litter of 3, 4 or 5 pups.....I'd rather put the money into the more expensive stuff....like testing.
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