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I would hope that since you have decided against vaccinations for your dogs and have argued your point on the subject as to WHY, that you would be aware of "the true story" instead of posting up randomly searched sites as quick as you can locate them, without reading them first, for EVERYONE to read. Do you realize how serious a matter this is? | |
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I ♥ Joey & Ralphie! Donating Member | ![]() On this thread: http://www.yorkietalk.com/forums/sic...8-parvo-2.html livingdustmops states that "People need to be aware there is a new strain of Parvo called Parvo 2 that is coming into the US via Mexico (they think). The normal shots will not cover this new strain. I am aware of this because of friend of mine took her dog to a Dallas dog park and almost lost her little girl due to this. Her dog is now into a study with Pfizer to help determine a new vaccine." This is how vaccines are made, a dog with the illness develops antibodies, and these antibodies can be used in a vaccine. Vaccines have saved millions of lives, do research and find out why it's best not to "over vaccinate", but that is much safer than not vaccinating at all. When you research, please check your sources, if the website is selling you a product find a source that isn't.
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I'm also sure you had all of your vaccines as a child, just like all dogs should have all of their vaccines as a puppy | |
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That comment was posted tongue in check.
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MATENAL ANTIBODY: OUR BIGGEST OBSTACLE The biggest problem in protecting a puppy against this infection ironically stems from the natural mechanism of protection that has evolved. As mentioned previously, puppies obtain their immunity from their mother’s first milk, the colostrum, on the first day of life. This special milk contains the mother’s antibodies against parvovirus and until these antibodies wane to ineffective levels, they will protect the puppy. The problem is that they will also inactivate vaccine. Vaccine is a solution of inactivated virus, either live and weakened (“attenuated” or “modified”) or killed. This virus is injected into the puppy. If there is still adequate maternal antibody present, this vaccine virus will be destroyed just as if it were a real infection. There will be a period of about a week when there is not enough maternal antibody to protect the puppy but too much to allow a vaccine to work. (This period is called the “window of vulnerability.”) Then after this, vaccine can be effective. The next problem is the age at which vaccine can be effective is different for each individual puppy. To get around this, we vaccinate puppies in a series, giving a vaccine every 2-4 weeks until age 16 weeks. By age 16 weeks, we can be certain that maternal antibodies have waned and vaccine should be able to “take.” It should be recognized that some individuals, especially those of well vaccinated mothers, must be vaccinated out to 20 weeks (unless a “high titer” vaccine is used.) After a puppy is born, maternal antibody levels drop by half approximately every 10 days. Puppies that were born first or were more aggressive at nursing on the first day, will get more maternal antibody than their littermates. Mother dogs vaccinated at approximately the time of breeding will have the highest antibody levels to pass on to their puppies. *** REMEMBER, the more maternal antibody a puppy has, the less likely a vaccine is to work. | |
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| ![]() as yogurt can help settle a puppies tummy. wonder if that works on peoples tummies too. if so, I need to buy me some yogurt ![]() |
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BANNED! | ![]() Yougurt contain acidophilis. Acidophilis puts good bacteria in your upset tummy to help rid you of the bad bacteria which caused the tummy upset in the first place. |
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i ask you to understand that this is very serious...if vaccines are causing damage, why would anyone continue? you obviously believe they are safe because you have not done any research into natural immunity or the dangers of vaccines... you are just believing the old vet... and the same old lies they believe...following the crowd... i choose to not poison my pets any longer...
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I Love My Yorkies Donating Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
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| ![]() I hope no one reads this and thinks its okay not to vaccinate their dog
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