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Lovetodream88 03-26-2017 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4704812)
Saying ticks are indoors is a bit stretching it.:rolleyes:
Not necessarily they can come in on things and people just like every other bug. I think it would not be fun for a dog to never be aloud to run around and play outside.

Bella2017 03-26-2017 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88 (Post 4704818)
Nope I never did that at least not that I can see. I might have done that with heartworms meds but I will stand strong by that. It's a little rediculous to be an adult picking on some one else's state! I was born here,raised here and will die here all happily. Our governor who is also awesome plans to veto that but it is one of the rules we not talk about politics.
I agree thank god martin O'Malley is gone. But they are still making it a sanctuary state. I said this in response to your living in an $80,000 income bracket. Some people never leave their towns. And i never picked on you that's not my style. Anyway getting back to the dogs, some people understand vaccines more than others. Some people will vaccinate any and every shot the vet says to do. There are educated dog owners out there. I think they are the older owners who have been around and know a lot more than the current generation. Have a glass of wine and chill out.

Lovetodream88 03-26-2017 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4704901)
I agree thank god martin O'Malley is gone. But they are still making it a sanctuary state. I said this in response to your living in an $80,000 income bracket. Some people never leave their towns. And i never picked on you that's not my style. Anyway getting back to the dogs, some people understand vaccines more than others. Some people will vaccinate any and every shot the vet says to do. There are educated dog owners out there. I think they are the older owners who have been around and know a lot more than the current generation. Have a glass of wine and chill out.
I have hope in our governor. I don't personally live in an $80,000 income bracket. I have a few lovely women I look up to one of which I feel is a yorkie expert. That's where I get a lot of advise from and decided to stop getting the DAP vaccine for my girl after she turned 7, my vet didnt push or anything. My vet doesn't push anything it's one of the reasons I like her she lays options out and let's me choose. I have the medical view on it as well. My older women mentors ALL don't play around with heartworms and recommend that year round. I love there experience and hear what they did in certain situations and didn't do or what they recommend. I am actually perfectly chill I just felt like going into polical stuff about my state I had no choice to where I was born and do not really have the choice to leave but do love was a bit much. I personally also do not drink, it's not my thing. I think I forgot what we were bickering about lol.

JennaPenny 03-26-2017 07:57 PM
I'm sorry I didn't see this until just now. This is one of the major reasons why I love this board so much. Chewie had a vet that gave her the major whopping like "all in one" vaccine along with the rabies. I get that dogs and humans are different, however, I have a slight allergy to vaccines- one in particular, and my son had a very MAJOR allergic reaction. Unfortunately he's not the same.

So, thanks to this board, last year they were honest and also supportive in telling me that it was dangerous. Ever since any vaccines she's given are separate and I always give her benadryl. It gives me peace of mind.

Bella2017 03-27-2017 02:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88 (Post 4705104)
I have hope in our governor. I don't personally live in an $80,000 income bracket. I have a few lovely women I look up to one of which I feel is a yorkie expert. That's where I get a lot of advise from and decided to stop getting the DAP vaccine for my girl after she turned 7, my vet didnt push or anything. My vet doesn't push anything it's one of the reasons I like her she lays options out and let's me choose. I have the medical view on it as well. My older women mentors ALL don't play around with heartworms and recommend that year round. I love there experience and hear what they did in certain situations and didn't do or what they recommend. I am actually perfectly chill I just felt like going into polical stuff about my state I had no choice to where I was born and do not really have the choice to leave but do love was a bit much. I personally also do not drink, it's not my thing. I think I forgot what we were bickering about lol.
I'm happy I didn't offend you nor did I mean too. I think we pay $80,000 in our puppy's lifetime anyway.;)

Bella2017 03-27-2017 02:26 AM
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Originally Posted by JennaPenny (Post 4705109)
I'm sorry I didn't see this until just now. This is one of the major reasons why I love this board so much. Chewie had a vet that gave her the major whopping like "all in one" vaccine along with the rabies. I get that dogs and humans are different, however, I have a slight allergy to vaccines- one in particular, and my son had a very MAJOR allergic reaction. Unfortunately he's not the same.

So, thanks to this board, last year they were honest and also supportive in telling me that it was dangerous. Ever since any vaccines she's given are separate and I always give her benadryl. It gives me peace of mind.
Geez I'm even afraid to give my puppy the rabies shot next week where he'll be 3 months old but I know he needs that. Hoping no reaction.

matese 03-27-2017 03:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4704812)
Saying ticks are indoors is a bit stretching it.:rolleyes:
Not so, when I lived in NY, the city, not the country, sitting on my sofa, I went to scratch the back of my neck, felt something, ran down to my landlady, asked her to look at my neck, it was a TICK, she removed it. So YES, ticks can get in the house, either by dog, or one falling on you, and you carry it in the house.

matese 03-27-2017 03:30 AM
My vet stopped giving my now passed girl DAP vaccine when she was 9 years old, talk about vets pushing unneeded vaccines just for the buck.:rolleyes:

Bella2017 03-27-2017 03:37 AM
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Originally Posted by matese (Post 4705277)
Not so, when I lived in NY, the city, not the country, sitting on my sofa, I went to scratch the back of my neck, felt something, ran down to my landlady, asked her to look at my neck, it was a TICK, she removed it. So YES, ticks can get in the house, either by dog, or one falling on you, and you carry it in the house.
We don't go into woods, grass etc.. I know so many dog owners and they have never had one come to their house. If you had one jump on you you should check your dog every time you get home since that experience. Keep him/her cut short in summer.

Wylie's Mom 03-27-2017 03:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4704812)
Saying ticks are indoors is a bit stretching it.:rolleyes:
Unless you live in a hyperbaric house :D, bugs from the outdoors also come indoors...spiders, roaches, ants, flies, ticks, scorpions, gnats, fleas. A tick could come inside on *your* shoe, or your body. So I don't know what you mean by stretching it. Pretty sure that it's easy to find bugs inside of any house.
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matese 03-27-2017 04:05 AM
As I stated, at that time I lived in the CITY, no "woods" no "grass", a couple of tress lined the street, that tick could have fallen from a tree onto one of my dogs or onto myself, this was back in the 90's, they didn't even have a Lyme vaccine at that time. Since that experience I educated my self on ticks, and I am grateful there is now a vaccine to help. But like you told Lovetodream88 “YOUR dog, and YOU can do what YOU like for YOUR dog. To think ticks can only be gotten if you go into the woods or grass, I think you better do more research on ticks.

Wylie's Mom 03-27-2017 04:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4705297)
We don't go into woods, grass etc.. I know so many dog owners and they have never had one come to their house. If you had one jump on you you should check your dog every time you get home since that experience. Keep him/her cut short in summer.
I apologize in advance bc I know you're so sensitive to anyone who doesn't agree with you.

However, this is just unsafe and untrue information you're putting out there - and that's not beneficial to anyone. Just because your sample size of "many dog owners" hasn't experienced a tick while inside of a building (?!), it does *not* equate to being a fact that it just doesn't happen.

For anyone reading this thread - PLEASE be sure that bugs, pollens, microscopic germs - whatever - CAN and DOES get inside your house. In addition, your dog doesn't have to be in "the woods or on grass" to encounter a tick.

matese 03-27-2017 04:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom (Post 4705303)
I apologize in advance bc I know you're so sensitive to anyone who doesn't agree with you.

However, this is just unsafe and untrue information you're putting out there - and that's not beneficial to anyone. Just because your sample size of "many dog owners" hasn't experienced a tick while inside of a building (?!), it does *not* equate to being a fact that it just doesn't happen.

For anyone reading this thread - PLEASE be sure that bugs, pollens, microscopic germs - whatever - CAN and DOES get inside your house. In addition, your dog doesn't have to be in "the woods or on grass" to encounter a tick.
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Bella2017 03-27-2017 04:59 AM
Just so you know I have been to a cemetery every single day for three years where there is grass, a pond etc... NEVER had a tick ever. Just check your dog simple. And I resent you saying because I am different and don't agree with some on here but I see some agreeing with me. And I don't give false information. These are my experiences. To each his own.

Bella2017 03-27-2017 05:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom (Post 4705300)
Unless you live in a hyperbaric house :D, bugs from the outdoors also come indoors...spiders, roaches, ants, flies, ticks, scorpions, gnats, fleas. A tick could come inside on *your* shoe, or your body. So I don't know what you mean by stretching it. Pretty sure that it's easy to find bugs inside of any house.
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Sorry never had a bug on my shoe. You people can be a bit extreme on here.

matese 03-27-2017 05:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4705322)
Sorry never had a bug on my shoe. You people can be a bit extreme on here.
This community is all about the dogs. Their health and safety, not just for our pups, but for all pups. If this community seems "extreme" over the heath of all dogs it's because we as care givers speak for our babies, make decisions on the health and safety of these babies, this community puts their experience, advise, suggestions out there for everyone, it is up to them to research and decide what is best for their fur kids. Because this "extreme" community cares.

Wylie's Mom 03-27-2017 05:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4705321)
Just so you know I have been to a cemetery every single day for three years where there is grass, a pond etc... NEVER had a tick ever. Just check your dog simple. And I resent you saying because I am different and don't agree with some on here but I see some agreeing with me. And I don't give false information. These are my experiences. To each his own.
No one here said you were different. I don't even know where you picked that up. We're all different, btw, anyway.

It is absolutely *false information* that ticks "don't come in the house" and it's false saying that finding a tick indoors is "stretching it".

You're 100% nonfactual on this one.

Outdoor bugs absolutely do not honor barriers or knock on doors for permission to come in.

Bella2017 03-27-2017 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom (Post 4705372)
No one here said you were different. I don't even know where you picked that up. We're all different, btw, anyway.

It is absolutely *false information* that ticks "don't come in the house" and it's false saying that finding a tick indoors is "stretching it".

You're 100% nonfactual on this one.

Outdoor bugs absolutely do not honor barriers or knock on doors for permission to come in.
All I'm saying is check your dog each time he comes in the house. Maybe you live in a bug infested area. I have never even had an ant or a spider in my home ever. End of story. Too many chiefs not enough Indians I notice. When one has a special degree in Yorkshire terrier college, then I may agree.

JennaPenny 03-27-2017 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom (Post 4705372)
No one here said you were different. I don't even know where you picked that up. We're all different, btw, anyway.

It is absolutely *false information* that ticks "don't come in the house" and it's false saying that finding a tick indoors is "stretching it".

You're 100% nonfactual on this one.

Outdoor bugs absolutely do not honor barriers or knock on doors for permission to come in.
YEP!!! ABSOLUTELY correct!!!

to the poster that stated that it was stretching it that they were in the house? the tick on my daughter's stomach that she got after showering before a dance performance would beg to differ with you. :D

Lovetodream88 03-27-2017 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4705202)
I'm happy I didn't offend you nor did I mean too. I think we pay $80,000 in our puppy's lifetime anyway.;)
Right. My older girl had three different knee surgerys, allergies, IBD and Ct now arthritis so we joke that one of the exam rooms should be named after us.

Lovetodream88 03-27-2017 08:52 AM
All this tick talk is making me squirmy lol.

JennaPenny 03-27-2017 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88 (Post 4705478)
All this tick talk is making me squirmy lol.
LOL! You should see me now when Daughter comes home with the backpack- she got the little "bugger" from a girl at school who has around 6 (according to the girl) already this year. I feel like I conduct an FBI worthy search each afternoon. :rolleyes:

Bella2017 03-27-2017 09:13 AM
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Originally Posted by JennaPenny (Post 4705471)
YEP!!! ABSOLUTELY correct!!!

to the poster that stated that it was stretching it that they were in the house? the tick on my daughter's stomach that she got after showering before a dance performance would beg to differ with you. :D
I looked up ticks and they do not simply enter your home. They have to be riding on your dog or a human. I am very sorry about your daughter having to go through that scary experience. Glad she noticed it in the shower. And I hope she had the best time ever! Ticks are truly scary but I never had an issue with all my dogs or myself. That being said please don't all jinx me this summer!!
I wouldn't wish it in anyone especially our poor dogs who don't know..:(

Lovetodream88 03-27-2017 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by JennaPenny (Post 4705485)
LOL! You should see me now when Daughter comes home with the backpack- she got the little "bugger" from a girl at school who has around 6 (according to the girl) already this year. I feel like I conduct an FBI worthy search each afternoon. :rolleyes:
Lol they are just so icky.

TxVicki 03-27-2017 09:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4705458)
All I'm saying is check your dog each time he comes in the house. Maybe you live in a bug infested area. I have never even had an ant or a spider in my home ever. End of story. Too many chiefs not enough Indians I notice. When one has a special degree in Yorkshire terrier college, then I may agree.
WOW and which one are you ?????

Lovetodream88 03-27-2017 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4705498)
I looked up ticks and they do not simply enter your home. They have to be riding on your dog or a human. I am very sorry about your daughter having to go through that scary experience. Glad she noticed it in the shower. And I hope she had the best time ever! Ticks are truly scary but I never had an issue with all my dogs or myself. That being said please don't all jinx me this summer!!
I wouldn't wish it in anyone especially our poor dogs who don't know..:(
Before we moved almost five years ago my dog was a magnet. I swear she must have had a million every year never contracted anything but ugh. I want to do tracking with my 1 year old that's the biggest reason I'm debating the Lyme shot because for that we will be going through fields and the woods and stuff. At my house we have three acres and the only real trees are at the property line and our fenced in part of the bck yard is right in the middle and the dogs don't really seem to be getting any.

Wylie's Mom 03-27-2017 10:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4705458)
All I'm saying is check your dog each time he comes in the house. Maybe you live in a bug infested area. I have never even had an ant or a spider in my home ever. End of story. Too many chiefs not enough Indians I notice. When one has a special degree in Yorkshire terrier college, then I may agree.
I'm not going to engage in insults and snark with you. And hopefully no one else will either.

Here is the bottom line: you are more than welcome to believe that bugs don't come indoors. If that's the world you live in, that's just fine.

But, we're not going to enable that belief here, end of story.

If you're unable to accept that without insulting people, then we'd ask you to find a community that believes in the same bug situation that you do. It's really that simple. If you can't be respectful, then please step away from here and come back when able. Thank you.

Bella2017 03-27-2017 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom (Post 4705580)
I'm not going to engage in insults and snark with you. And hopefully no one else will either.

Here is the bottom line: you are more than welcome to believe that bugs don't come indoors. If that's the world you live in, that's just fine.

But, we're not going to enable that belief here, end of story.

If you're unable to accept that without insulting people, then we'd ask you to find a community that believes in the same bug situation that you do. It's really that simple. If you can't be respectful, then please step away from here and come back when able. Thank you.
I never said that bugs don't come indoors it's just that it's never happened to me. And I'm not snarky I say it as it is. And I've been insulted on here but I brush it off. I am not fluffing things. I say it like it is some women have a problem with that. Now get back to Yorkie talk.

Wylie's Mom 03-28-2017 03:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4705661)
I never said that bugs don't come indoors it's just that it's never happened to me. And I'm not snarky I say it as it is. And I've been insulted on here but I brush it off. I am not fluffing things. I say it like it is some women have a problem with that. Now get back to Yorkie talk.
Yes, you did say that - please read back over the entire thread. Here are your exact words:

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Originally Posted by Bella2017 (Post 4704812)
Saying ticks are indoors is a bit stretching it. http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/ima...s/rolleyes.gif
As far as the nasty remarks, the next insult or snark you throw at anyone here will get you suspended or banned. You're not "telling it like it is" - not in the least. You're telling dog owners unsafe and untrue information that can put dogs in danger and then you're wrapping it up with sarcastic remarks - that's what you're doing here.

We're asking you to stop that, as well as ceasing to throw out sarcastic remarks. This is now the 2nd time we've respectfully asked you; we won't be asking a 3rd time, just fyi. Thank you.

aweitzm1 03-28-2017 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom (Post 4704381)
It is the *exact* same shot, there is no different shot. The difference is by law - as to whether you're allowed to have it expire in 1yr or in 3yrs. So, you for sure want to stay on the every 3 year plan so you're giving less vaccines -- and this means you cannot ever allow that vaccine duration to expire before getting the next one by the correct due date. If it does expire, that means you get the vaccine, then you are forced to have a 1 year duration - at which time you get the vaccine again, and then you may have it expire in 3 years if you got it by the due date.

Hope that's not too confusing....?!

Thanks that helps. The only other ones he gets is the Distemper and Kennel Cough ever 6 months because I get them groomed and it is required.


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