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[Hankster]

Hi ole friends I just got notice that my city requires rabies shots and licencing. It has probably been that all along but........ this time i got a notice. I dont want to give my boy a rabies shot (he has had one mabie two? in the past) but he's 7 now and i dont want!!! soooooooooo, do i just go on our merry way and wait till they come get me? or?????????? Thanks, and hope all is well with EVERYONE

 

[benny]

I’m pro rabies shot

 

[Cbrugs]

All of mine have gotten the rabies shot will no issues and will continue to get it every 3 years. I will say that licensing in my city is "required" but my 2 girls are not registered and the registration for my 2 boys just expired a month ago. I am not overly concerned about it so totally up to you on what route you want to go.

 

[Hankster]

I truly appreciate your responses I'm so touchy about *vaccines* in general and do see that i have kept up with these rabies just not the others ... I will ask about the titers (sp) as i still "think" i dont want to do those? Geesh, i've had dogs and been their caregiver since i was a young child. I sound like a new parent lol Anyway, thanks again.

 

[Cbrugs]

I truly appreciate your responses I'm so touchy about *vaccines* in general and do see that i have kept up with these rabies just not the others ... I will ask about the titers (sp) as i still "think" i dont want to do those? Geesh, i've had dogs and been their caregiver since i was a young child. I sound like a new parent lol Anyway, thanks again.

With Louie I had gone back and forth on doing vaccines versus titer testing and I ultimately chose to go with vaccines and all my dogs are vaccinated and I have never had an issue with any vaccine and a reaction to it. Everyone should most definitely decide for themselves.

 

[helsonwheels1]

Hi ole friends I just got notice that my city requires rabies shots and licencing. It has probably been that all along but........ this time i got a notice. I dont want to give my boy a rabies shot (he has had one mabie two? in the past) but he's 7 now and i dont want!!! soooooooooo, do i just go on our merry way and wait till they come get me? or?????????? Thanks, and hope all is well with EVERYONE

Most knows I’m NO shot pro. My dogs never got vaccinated for anything. Only shots they got is when they were pups on purchase. I’m NOT saying to anyone to do the same as it’s to the owners discretion.

I personally would do a titer test first. You never know, “might” not need any shots. Just a thought.

Titer Testing - Dogs Naturally

Want to avoid vaccine side effects and the dangers of over-vaccination? Here's what you need to know about titer testing your dog.

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[Bulldog2001]

Hi ole friends I just got notice that my city requires rabies shots and licencing. It has probably been that all along but........ this time i got a notice. I dont want to give my boy a rabies shot (he has had one mabie two? in the past) but he's 7 now and i dont want!!! soooooooooo, do i just go on our merry way and wait till they come get me? or?????????? Thanks, and hope all is well with EVERYONE

I totally recommend AVOIDING the rabies shot, my dog had the shot and literally got a HUGE lump right where the shot was given, he needed a skin biopsy and a dermatologist cause not even a week later he was full of hives and became allergic to everything! That was when he was 5 months, and the vets said he had a reaction to the rabies shot and I was told and also read it’s very common! Even older dogs can have this issue pop up after getting the shot(I have heard it a few times).

And when he got the puppy shots, one of them was kennel cough he was SO sick, required a daily vet visit DAILY for 2 weeks, and they gave him Benadryl and said he had a bad reaction to these other shots, the Benadryl made him 10X worse as well! it was horrible seeing how that negatively caused a ton of health issues, and allergies and dermatologist that we will have to do 3.5 years later cause it did the damage from 1 shot! Any extra shots after the puppy shots, is useless and usually does more harm with little to no benefit. Auto immune issues, cancer, liver and kidney isssues, chronic inflammation, allergies, seizures and death can be from those shots.
Once they have had the puppy shots, it stays with them for life, any extra is useless and can cause more harm.

Also sometimes it can cause the disease it was supposed to prevent, and some studies show that dogs that are vaccinated are way more likely to get the virus than ones who only had puppy shots. More is not better.
Vaccinating them does NOT guarantee the dog won’t get the viruses.

I will NEVER do any of these shots again!

I will attach photos of what my dog looked like at the injection site, fur loss and everything and was a lump.

I did a titer test and it proved he doesn’t need any shots.

The top photo right behind where the collar is, that’s where they gave the shot and they told me he needed skin biopsy to rule out a bad growth but it was a severe reaction to rabies shot.

And all the hives/bumps on his leg, which he was covered in from the vaccines!

 

[Bulldog2001]

What Every Vet (And Dog Owner) Should Know About Vaccines

The research on vaccines is in ... and it shows most dogs are being vaccinated too often. It's time to make sure your vet is up-to-date on revaccination guidelines ...

www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com

This goes into more detail of the common reactions and how long shots stay in the dogs.

 

[2BullyMama17]

I live in Pennsylvania and rabies is required by law unless you have a medical exception due to previous vax reactions... so it is now the only one I give my guys since they are older and with Lambeau having cancer both our vet and oncologist stated no shots while on chemo. They also are never around other dogs expect at the vet office so I'm not concerned about exposures. You have to think about your lifestyle (hiking, walking trails etc), how much interactions he will have (daycare, kennel stay, groomers, etc) - it is all a personal decision as well as taking in where you live and how you live.

When we first moved into our current home... we did not give a couple shots that are available, but when we told out vet of our new surroundings, he highly suggested we give a couple he never recommended before due to the small creek and woods behind out home which we agreed. Most of the woodland animals that used to be here 10 years ago are now gone due to all the additional buildings/expanding so we stopped those type of shots.

Alos, check out Dr. Karen Becker's website.... se has tons of articles about the topic

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[Hankster]

oh boy.. I guess now what im wondering is.............. what happens if you are out and about in our "by law must have shot and tags" area, and dont have either, what will they do? and, Since i got this notice in the mail, they know where i live and i cant report him no longer with me. Hum. I just hate, ok, i dislike the government telling me what to do

 

[rjisaterp]

I truly appreciate your responses I'm so touchy about *vaccines* in general and do see that i have kept up with these rabies just not the others ... I will ask about the titers (sp) as i still "think" i dont want to do those? Geesh, i've had dogs and been their caregiver since i was a young child. I sound like a new parent lol Anyway, thanks again.

"Old Yeller!"

 

[helsonwheels1]

I truly appreciate your responses I'm so touchy about *vaccines* in general and do see that i have kept up with these rabies just not the others ... I will ask about the titers (sp) as i still "think" i dont want to do those? Geesh, i've had dogs and been their caregiver since i was a young child. I sound like a new parent lol Anyway, thanks again.

What titer basically does is if your dog had any previous shots n still has a certain amount of them shots in him, you don’t need to top them again. I would rather pay for a titer n know what’s exactly in my dog especially if it’s a rescue dog. After all shots are chemicals. At the end of the day it’s up to you. If you’re going with the shots, you most certainly have the right to split them up. Give a few months to see for reactions n go later for the next one n repeat….Absolutely no rush.

 

[Hankster]

What titer basically does is if your dog had any previous shots n still has a certain amount of them shots in him, you don’t need to top them again. I would rather pay for a titer n know what’s exactly in my dog especially if it’s a rescue dog. After all shots are chemicals. At the end of the day it’s up to you. If you’re going with the shots, you most certainly have the right to split them up. Give a few months to see for reactions n go later for the next one n repeat….Absolutely no rush.

Thanks ma dear And not going for *other* shots and if i HAD to, i would defiantly split up!

 

[Linzerella]

Hi ole friends I just got notice that my city requires rabies shots and licencing. It has probably been that all along but........ this time i got a notice. I dont want to give my boy a rabies shot (he has had one mabie two? in the past) but he's 7 now and i dont want!!! soooooooooo, do i just go on our merry way and wait till they come get me? or?????????? Thanks, and hope all is well with EVERYONE

Merial - IMRAB 3 TF - This is the only rabies vaccine that I give my dogs. It is the safest one. It is thimerosal free. That is the ingredient that can cause the most issues. Ask your vet to order it if they don't already use it. My vet had no problem ordering it for me and she decided to just start using it for all of her patients. She just didn't realize that was an option before I brought it up.

I would definitely make sure they get it every 3 years. Only because it is the law and you don't want to have your dogs taken away to a shelter and given whatever vaccine they decide to use before you can get them back. Also, if your dog is ever bitten by an animal that is suspected to have rabies, they can euthanize your dog without your consent if it is not UTD on the rabies vaccine. Very scary.

It's very unfortunate that they don't allow a titers test for the rabies vaccine because research shows that most dogs are protected for at least 7 years and some for life just from the 1st vaccine that they get. No one seems to care about the new research tho.

 

[helsonwheels1]

@Linzerella Titers test do test for rabies. I personally know people that had the titer test done on their dogs for rabies n other shots cause they were crossing the border from Canada to USA and was accepted.