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Re: Injections
I must admit I haven't heard this before, but reading your post it does sound like the breeder doesn't know what they are talking about, I mean saying they had both jabs but "forgetting" that actually it was only the one.
If you are not happy with what your vet has said I would get the yellow pages out and call a few more vets in your area and ask the question. |
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From what i understand the 1st vaccine is to activate the immune system of the pup, the second vaccine is to boost & increase the response speed of the immune system. if the pup is left too long between vaccinations, then the immune system is no longer activated & therefore should be re vaccinated from scratch.
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My advice is to have the pup vaccinated from scratch asap... ![]() Some vets may do the second vaccine after 3 months, but the pups immune system will not be as effective as it should be. If this was my pup, i would not take the risk. hth ![]()
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Its just obviously we paid the breeder for the 2 injections and then found out that the 2nd never happened and the first was too old to count so basically we paid them for 2 injections that were void. I spoke to the breeder and they are happy to pay back for the 2nd injection as it was their fault they forgot but they are refusing to refund for the 1st injection as they said their vet said it was still okay to have the 2nd after so long and she said that our vets are just trying to take our money for nothing by having the 1st one again. Its not a great deal of money in the grand scheme of things, especially where your pups health is concerned, but interesting to know if vets and breeders are just out for your money at the end of the day. interesting to know who's telling the truth |
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How old is your pup? From reading what you have put it sounds like it is quite a bit older than 8 weeks old. I take it as the breeder hasn't jabbed it up properly it hasn't been socialised properly either? My advise would be to make sure you book onto so good puppy training classes ASAP and get the pup out and about as soon as possible.
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Also, ask the breeder for contact details of the vet they use & ask them too. This is just my opinion here... ![]() but i recon the breeder is waffling & probably doesn't know a great deal... ![]() Vets can be expensive & yes some do take the pee where money & medication are concerned. But as a whole most vets are in the business for the welfare of animals.
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