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[cesar49]

believe it or dont believe it.. we all get to choose....
i have asked that this thread be closed.. i dont want to
cause any more trouble about vaccines...

[jrwatt]

Originally Posted by phfgkl

Anyone that is in the "health field" should realize that certain vaccinations are necessary to keep us healthy. I just hope and pray that your pup stays healthy, and that in a few mos. I'm not reading on here about it being sick or dying because it was not given it's proper vaccines

I also breed holistically reared yorkshire terriers, I purchased one of Jen's pups because it coincides with my breeding program to add healthy, strong splitter bloodlines. I know that she will not fall "sick or dying because it was not given its proper vaccines" because vaccinating is not the only method of instilling immunity. I have already posted the science behind natural immunity and the proof of antibodies due to titer's tests.
YES dogs need immunity to the very serious, crippling, deadly viruses infecting the canine population. We can ALL agree on that. That fact is NOT in question. The question is are there other ways of creating immunity that are safer than vaccinating? This is groundbreaking research, we are pioneers in this field. The answers are coming slowly but they are out there, usually funded independantly than the mainstream vetrinarian allopathy.

In our breeding program no superfluous chemicals touch our dogs. Our household cleaning products are organic and the dogs are bathed with organic, essential oil based shampoos. They recieved high quality raw and dehydrated meat dogfood supplemented with Omega-3 oils. They come up clean when fecal tested, they do not acquire worms, they do not have skin disorders. Our vet has nothing to offer us when we visit because our dogs are in prime health. Their coats are shiny, healthy and full. They do not have ear infections. They do not exhibit any signs of aggression toward people or other dogs. They are regularly socialized at dogparks, geriatric centers, travel extensively and introduced to all species. So far, not a single problem.

I have not had a chance to ask a question yet. I will ask now, DO YOUR DOGS FIT THIS DESCRIPTION AND IF NOT, ISN'T IT WORTH THINKING ABOUT?

I'm sorry Jen, I will respect your wishes to close this thread, this is my last post.

Johanna, CMT Home

[cesar49]

From my research Parvo is not airborne. There's been talk of a new strain that could be, but so far I guess it's classified as just rumor.
However, like you, I have heard the term "airborne" when Parvo is involved, but I believe it has to do with the fact that it can travel on the feet of birds, and even flys.
If a fly lands on an infected pile of feces, and then lands on your dogs water dish, it can be transmitted that way. Also birds and other animals can carry it on them and transfer it to another area.
AND....i've read it can travel on dust particles in the air....so if you really want to get technical... ..there you go...airborne!
But in classification of viruses, Parvo is not considered to be an airborne virus.
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this was the response i recieved about the airborne parvo...

no more posts to add...best wishes YT

[phfgkl]

Originally Posted by jrwatt

I also breed holistically reared yorkshire terriers, I purchased one of Jen's pups because it coincides with my breeding program to add healthy, strong splitter bloodlines. I know that she will not fall "sick or dying because it was not given its proper vaccines" because vaccinating is not the only method of instilling immunity. I have already posted the science behind natural immunity and the proof of antibodies due to titer's tests.
YES dogs need immunity to the very serious, crippling, deadly viruses infecting the canine population. We can ALL agree on that. That fact is NOT in question. The question is are there other ways of creating immunity that are safer than vaccinating? This is groundbreaking research, we are pioneers in this field. The answers are coming slowly but they are out there, usually funded independantly than the mainstream vetrinarian allopathy.

In our breeding program no superfluous chemicals touch our dogs. Our household cleaning products are organic and the dogs are bathed with organic, essential oil based shampoos. They recieved high quality raw and dehydrated meat dogfood supplemented with Omega-3 oils. They come up clean when fecal tested, they do not acquire worms, they do not have skin disorders. Our vet has nothing to offer us when we visit because our dogs are in prime health. Their coats are shiny, healthy and full. They do not have ear infections. They do not exhibit any signs of aggression toward people or other dogs. They are regularly socialized at dogparks, geriatric centers, travel extensively and introduced to all species. So far, not a single problem.

I have not had a chance to ask a question yet. I will ask now, DO YOUR DOGS FIT THIS DESCRIPTION AND IF NOT, ISN'T IT WORTH THINKING ABOUT?

I'm sorry Jen, I will respect your wishes to close this thread, this is my last post.

Johanna, CMT Home

Yes, my dogs are in great health, and remember what I said, I have had dogs ALL my life and everyone of them has lived to be over 14 years old. They all had puppy shots, and the only other shots they ever had were their rabi shots. I just hope and pray that people reading this will continue to do the RIGHT thing and have their puppys shots given!

[phfgkl]

Originally Posted by cesar49

From my research Parvo is not airborne. There's been talk of a new strain that could be, but so far I guess it's classified as just rumor.
However, like you, I have heard the term "airborne" when Parvo is involved, but I believe it has to do with the fact that it can travel on the feet of birds, and even flys.
If a fly lands on an infected pile of feces, and then lands on your dogs water dish, it can be transmitted that way. Also birds and other animals can carry it on them and transfer it to another area.
AND....i've read it can travel on dust particles in the air....so if you really want to get technical... ..there you go...airborne!
But in classification of viruses, Parvo is not considered to be an airborne virus.
.................................................. ......................................

this was the response i recieved about the airborne parvo...

no more posts to add...best wishes YT

Exactly, but, none of us(other that what you had copied and pasted) ever said it was air-borne.

[YoRkiE Te aMo]

maybe u were unaware of this

Attempted government coverup: The vaccine/cancer link by Barbara Loe Fisher

[YoRkiE Te aMo]

plus all the bombing worldwide causing the air, still from the time of jesus, to be polluted everywhere ....who knows what we will all have in the near future...the air circulates the world ...what goes on else where will eventually come our way...

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