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Guest Eamon.Mc
i innoculate my terriers every year. was picking up a batch from the dog track and got chatting. the lad said not to bother if i'd done them as pups.what do you think.

 

IN ALL THE YEARS I HAVE DOGS I GIVE THEM A PARVO SHOT AT 4-6 WEEKS , AND A 7 IN 1 AT 12 WEEKS, THE ONLY OTHER SHOT THEY GET AFTER THAT IS IF THEY DONT WORK .

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i innoculate my terriers every year. was picking up a batch from the dog track and got chatting. the lad said not to bother if i'd done them as pups.what do you think.

 

IN ALL THE YEARS I HAVE DOGS I GIVE THEM A PARVO SHOT AT 4-6 WEEKS , AND A 7 IN 1 AT 12 WEEKS, THE ONLY OTHER SHOT THEY GET AFTER THAT IS IF THEY DONT WORK .

spot on you only need to jab them when they are pups to give them that extra cover until their immune system is up and working have only ever jabbed when they were pups and have never had any probs the only person that will tell you it is nessecery is the vet

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Guest AngelicAcid
all the lads a know jab when pups and thats it !!

Just pups as well, Ask the greyhound lads. would they let a 10000 quid dog get ill?

 

To add if that was confusing i meant just pup jabs.

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My own vet said that it is not really necessary to boost them every year, though she did reccomend having the first puppy jabs then the first booster at about 14 months old. After that, providing the dog comes into regular contact with all sorts then it should be OK: obviously if a dog NEVER comes into contact with bugs and bacteria and other dogs then it's immune system won't be as strong.

 

However, the leptospirosis jab doesn't give lifetime immunity so if your dog is regularly ratting or going near rat infested water/ditches etc it would be sensible to boost it with lepto only.

 

We had an outbreak of Parvo many years ago, brought in by a rescue dog: NONE of my own dogs became really ill, though one or two did have the shits for a couple of days: and some of them were over 8 years old and had never been boosted.

 

However, if I lived in an area where there was a lot of Parvo or Distemper I would seriously consider getting mine boosted on a regular basis.

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