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Originally Posted by tammy8833  mine have never had a health concern and i am comfortable and secure in my vaccination practice...
everyone thinks their way is the right way but everyone has their own way of doing things and being comfortable with the knowledge that they have gained and to alter that is taking another risk...ill continue with what i was taught and the information i have received through the vets.
if you call a vet they will tell you 6 weeks...
some studies say dont do vaccinations at all..so there are different study's (at universities) everywhere with different ideas of whats right |
I can only address two areas..Charles CO Md and Palm Beach FLorida...I have yet to speak with any vet or breeder who recommends 6 weeks..
BUT...I do find breeders letting pups go with NO shots at 8 weeks...if they were required to get the first vaccine at 9 as our vets do, it would mean they would have to keep them longer...and we know what that means..more time, money and work put into each pup...
Not directed at you...area breeders...