Thread: Kennel Cough???
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Old 01-17-2007, 11:10 PM   #12
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Originally Posted by yorkykisses
I do not believe that Patti's statement was meant in a negative way. I would just have your vet speak with the vet your breeder uses and go from there. But I personally would not take your new girl home until you know she is 100% over the kennel cough. You do not want to infect your girls and the puppies you have at this time. I have known some dogs to take over a month to get over a case of kennel cough and have had many different kinds of antibotics through their treatment. Have your girls had the Bordetella vaccination? If not you might want to have your vet vaccinate them if possible. Your puppies are probably to young to receive the Bordetella vaccine yet.

I did not take it in a negative way at all. I actually thought about it as well. My dogs have had the Bordetella vaccine but my two pups have not. They are 7 1/2 weeks old. I read that if I get them the intra-nasal (I think that is what it is called) vaccine they should be protected after four days to a week. I am going to get them the vaccine, my vet does not do it in the nose and I read it is more effective. I am planning to wait as long as she will hold her, then I will take the pup directly to my vet and see what he says if she seems safe. This is so scary...
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