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Originally Posted by concretegurl  Here enlies the problem...misinformation from some who states by profession they should know better in the least...there's a lot to worry about! OP already worked it out with the breeder...hopefully breeder will begin correct practices and join TY too! 
The topic shifted a bit to explaining WHY people hear misinformation so much-especially from ppl who should know better and why a 12 week minimum is best.
I can't wait to hear the OP's posts in a couple weeks and pic of their pup! |
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Originally Posted by dawn27 fj ojpohggibnkkmvlm |
And this means what? You've been a breeder for what, maybe 2 minutes....
The misinformation you are posting could very well lead to someone losing their pup to distemper/parvo....or a rabis vaccine. If you are willing to take on that responsibility for your own pups, so be it.
But keep in mind there are vets out there that have not updated their vaccination protocal since they've left vet school, aren't involved extensively with keeping up to date with what is being studied and out there being researched. Six weeks for initial vaccination is not what is recommended by Vet Colleges, or the Board of Vets.
I hope your vet is up on the LS BAT Protocol? It has changed.....and if done incorrectly can lead to false positives or false negatives...both serious business and life threatening to a Yorkie. I also hope that your vet knows how to perform surgery on a yorkie with LP or Leggs Perthes or HP. All three can show up in a yorkie at any given time.