Maybe people wouldn't be questioning vaccines if we used them more wisely. It is easier to give one combination booster shot to every dog every year. It is more work to figure out what the dogs needs and when it needs it.
Misty had her own unique immune system and her own medical history. She did not need annual vaccination because she had a good strong immune response.
If they would be more careful about giving vaccines would that help stop the antivaccine movement? I don't know. Some people are just dead against anything in the way of vaccines. There is no human autism/vaccine link. There certainly isn't a dog autism/vaccine link. They don't even recognize that autism occurs in dogs in the first place. I suspect that people who are antivaccine will not be persuaded by anything at all. They have an idea and lack of proof isn't going to shake that idea.
Sadly dogs will die because of it.
Misty had her own unique immune system and her own medical history. She did not need annual vaccination because she had a good strong immune response.
If they would be more careful about giving vaccines would that help stop the antivaccine movement? I don't know. Some people are just dead against anything in the way of vaccines. There is no human autism/vaccine link. There certainly isn't a dog autism/vaccine link. They don't even recognize that autism occurs in dogs in the first place. I suspect that people who are antivaccine will not be persuaded by anything at all. They have an idea and lack of proof isn't going to shake that idea.
Sadly dogs will die because of it.
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