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Originally Posted by concretegurl

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"

Great articles. I will be going over the first article after work hours. The second article though, why would a state require a booster to be given every year if it is the same and can last up to 3 years. that puzzles me.

I think I'll adminster the titer test after puppy shots (or one year booster shots. does anyone know which?) as recommended in a titer article. If the results come out that they have built a strong immune system, I will not be giving any more vaccinations for 7~8 years. Maybe I'll recheck then and give booster shots if necessary. I highly recommend this procedure for everyone!

Rabies, not sure what to do yet. Probably will stop after the year booster unless I start taking my dogs to dog parks frequently.

Again, anyone know the side effects of giving vaccines too early? (before 8 weeks)