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Originally Posted by concretegurl  I'm in the suberbs here...but still at any given time we have raccoons (actually three years ago a mama had two babies under the house) foxes and field mice in the back yard-a month ago I saw the fattest raccoon ever crawling over our back fence-and the three yards that border mine all have dogs in them so the dogs aren't detouring the visiting wild life especially at night when most dogs are in the house...so I opt to be on the safe side with rabies-especially considering the rabies outbreak here over the last three years. I'd really like to hear from anyone who knows about the difference in a one year and three year rabies booster though I'm rather concerned about the veterinary advice I've been getting. |
Answered my own question...no difference in the vaccine itself...re's a few links in case anyone else was interested or confused by it like me
Rabies vaccinations - learn why are some good for 1 year and some good for 3 years for rabies vaccinations
and here's a link for those who don't believe in it an article titled How to Protect Your Dog From a Vaccine Junkie (requires adobe reader read only copy)...wish I could remember the name of the famous miniature schnauzer breeder who started the anti-vaccine movement
Information/Article: Protect Your Dog From a "Vaccine Junkie"