I think the first thing of importance to learn is that vaccines do nothing more then introduce imitation disease into a pup's body. If the pup's immune system is working correctly it will think that the body is under attack and will produce antibodies against the disease. Puppies have immature immune systems and it  is common practice for Veterinarians and Breeders to give 5 vaccines at one time to puppies as young as 6 weeks old.

This  overloads and confuses the  puppies' immune system causing it to become suppressed and no antibodies are formed to protect against disease. Statistics show that 80% or more of puppies under 8 weeks do not develop significant titer levels to Distemper when given a Distemper vaccines.Yet wait until a puppy is over 10 weeks and old and you have 80% who will have a healthy immune response. Unfortunately if a puppy is bombarded with several vaccine at once under 8 weeks then by 10 weeks of age the immune system is in poor shape. So early vaccine with multiple vaccines can ruin proper vaccination response weeks later. We give a single Parvo vaccine under 9 weeks and give multiple vaccines after a puppy is over 10 weeks

                                                          

If you give a dog 5 different vaccines at one time the dog's immune system thinks it has been hit with 5 diseases.

How often in nature are dogs struck with 5 diseases at one time? NEVER. A dog will contact ONE disease at a time and the immune system will focus on that one disease and build immunity by producing antibodies to that disease.

Even with all the new warnings on vaccine safety,  plenty of Veterinarians and most breeders continue to give  6 to 8 week old baby puppies polyvent vaccines with as many as 5, 6, 7 or  even 8 vaccines given at the same time.

A very  young puppy's immature immune system  is suppose to know what to do with so many diseases ?

IT IS THE PUP'S IMMUNE SYSTEM THAT PRODUCES THE IMMUNITY  TO DISEASE.

RUIN THE IMMUNE SYSTEM AND VACCINES ARE WORTHLESS.

When a young puppy is hit with 5 or more different diseases (vaccines) at the same time, the immature immune system might be able to focus on ONE of the vaccines, and built up some titer level to that one disease, so a puppy might survive Parvo and die of Distemper.

Another reason vaccines do not work in very young puppies is because most very young puppies up to 9 weeks old still have maternal antibodies circulating in their bloodstream and vaccines can be inactivated by these maternal antibodies.

In  review:

Vaccines do NOT produce protection from disease. They only simulate canine disease.

Too many vaccines at one time in a young puppy confuses and suppresses the immune system

Vaccines are only effective with a healthy immune system. Vaccines in themselves do not produce any protection.

The IMMUNE SYSTEM  must identify the diseases (vaccines) and create antibodies of protection.

Too many vaccines at one time in an adult dog is dangerous too. I advise to never permit your Veterinarian to give the Rabies right along with your pets yearly  or bi-yearly booster. Also if your Veterinarian gives your pet a CORONA vaccine ask him to explain why he would do this since Corona is a puppy illness and does not cause illness in adult dogs.

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.***Just a quick side note: I think that your thoughts on vaccines are spot on.  My Chihuahua is absolutely bulletproof, she has never thrown up or had diarrhea in 6 years, but when she got her Rabies vaccine she had horrible vasculitis and was very ill.  Poor thing still has bad scars on the tips of her ears.  I agree that some of the vaccines are not necessary and because they are so little you need to be cautious.  I just wanted to say that I think it is great you guide your clients with the vaccines because I wish someone would have told me that before I took my little girl in 6 years ago***. Kamie

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We provide a single Neopar vaccine when puppies around around 7 weeks old. The we provide the first multiple vaccine called a 4 way when puppies are around 10 weeks old This means that your new puppies will need a vaccine around 13 weeks of  age. We provide you will a shot record of vaccines given and a time frame to complete vaccines still needed. Following is the vaccine protocols we ask you to follow

AGE 7 weeks NEOPAR www.neotechvaccines.com

AGE 10 to 11 weeks FOUR WAY VACCINE  Please make sure this vaccine does Not contain LEPTO or CORONA or GIARDIA vaccines

AGE 13 to 14 weeks FOUR WAY VACCINE Please make sure thus vaccine does not contain LEPTO, CORONA or GIARDIA vaccines

AGE 4 months  A KENNEL COUGH VACCINE called BORDETELLA if you Vet advises

AGE 6 months  ( please wait longer if you can)  RABIES. Please try to hold off on this vaccine until your puppy is over 8months old. Most vets will give you an extension.

LEPTO

If your Vet insists on Lepto vaccine then perhaps this disease is rampant in your area. It might be worth a call to the CDC to find out because the LEPTO vaccine has higher risks of side effects and is a vaccine that does not offer immunity longer then 6 to 8 months ( last I researched) If you must give LEPTO then have your Vet call the vaccine company to make sure that the LEPTO VACCINE covers all types of Lepto servo types. It would be a shame to give a dangerous vaccine  for nothing, if it  doesn't even protect against the forms of disease in your area of the United States

RABIES- Never allow your Vet to give the Rabies vaccine along with any other vaccines or puppyshots. Veterinarians who give Rabies along with multiple other vaccines at the same time are playing Russian roulette with your puppies life and future health. Rabies should always be given alone and at least  a minimum of 1 full  month away from any other vaccine given. We advise not to give the Rabies to a puppy under 6 months of age.

CORONA - This is a disease of puppies under 10 weeks.  We advise against giving your puppy this vaccine if your puppy is over 10 weeks old. Can someone tell me why Veterinarains give an adult dog a Corona vaccine? My research shows it is an illness only of puppies under 10 weeks. I can understand giving the vaccine to adult female dogs who are in a breeding program so they can pass the protective antibodies to this disease to their puppies, but why give  this vaccine to adult males? Why give it to adult females not used in a breeding program? Why give it to older puppies over 12 weeks? Are Veterinarians THAT ignorant?

GIARDIA VACCINE- Giardia is a parasite and is the most common cause if diarrhea in pets and humans in the world, so i am glad there is a vaccine for it and I might start using it. For now the vaccine has only been around about 3 to 5 years and I need to do more research before I consisder it safe to use in my puppies and adults. For now I advise against its use in my puppies until I can find more facts on the safety.