German Shepherd Dog Thread

[Nutley]

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i have my vet that will give the shots sad sir oe he..he.., its not allowed by law that non vet practitioners administer the shots. but i usually follow this schedule of vaccines. what i do is i only contact my vet for the said shots and insist on the said schedule.

the problem with self administration of vaccine is where to get supply of the said vaccine, and the issue of how the vaccine was handled during transpo and storage by the supplier. from my experience, usually, those non vet vaccines are the common source of mishandled vaccines. my logic on these is that kung ang vet ang mu administer sa vaccine, naa sila accountability sa said vaccine so most probably, their vaccines are properly handled,if non vet, wala man sila accountability kay in the first place, illegal man ang non-vet administration of vaccine.

aww i c,nice info ni sir para nko cos so far si bella my fem gsd pa mn akong female na dog.eversince ang akong mga dogs were mostly male gyud.

do you also have GSD sir? or only Rottweilers.

[francis21]

i owned several breeds before like apbt, bullmastiffs, great dane and rottweilers but karon, rottweillers nalang dyud ko. would love to venture also into gsd in the future but not now. he..he..

[the clicker]

my new friend Mika, 3 months old female,German Sherperd Dog ( working line ).

[Nutley]

my new friend Mika, 3 months old female,German Sherperd Dog ( working line ).

WOW!!! nice working line GSD sir...another addition of what they called "Ostblut" or working line GSD here in Cebu.

[doce_pares]

my new friend Mika, 3 months old female,German Sherperd Dog ( working line ).

wow, will we see her in action in agility demos soon?

[doce_pares]

i have my vet that will give the shots sad sir oe he..he.., its not allowed by law that non vet practitioners administer the shots. but i usually follow this schedule of vaccines. what i do is i only contact my vet for the said shots and insist on the said schedule.

the problem with self administration of vaccine is where to get supply of the said vaccine, and the issue of how the vaccine was handled during transpo and storage by the supplier. from my experience, usually, those non vet vaccines are the common source of mishandled vaccines. my logic on these is that kung ang vet ang mu administer sa vaccine, naa sila accountability sa said vaccine so most probably, their vaccines are properly handled,if non vet, wala man sila accountability kay in the first place, illegal man ang non-vet administration of vaccine.

hmm, interesting perspective. do you think some breeders self-administer vaccines to their litters?

i think it is worthwhile we discuss how do we check if the vaccine is self-administered or not. it might be common sense for some but there might be others who wouldn't have a clue...

[francis21]

hmm, interesting perspective. do you think some breeders self-administer vaccines to their litters?

i think it is worthwhile we discuss how do we check if the vaccine is self-administered or not. it might be common sense for some but there might be others who wouldn't have a clue...

yes sir, there are some breeders that self administer their vaccines. on how to check? every sticker that they stick on the vaccination card, at the rightmost side, there is a column there that says administered by: you should check if its signed by a vet and has a corresponding license number of the vet. though not foolproof, but it is one of the things to watch out for.

[doce_pares]

yes sir, there are some breeders that self administer their vaccines. on how to check? every sticker that they stick on the vaccination card, at the rightmost side, there is a column there that says administered by: you should check if its signed by a vet and has a corresponding license number of the vet. though not foolproof, but it is one of the things to watch out for.

very nice tip, potential puppy buyers should take note of this...

[Nutley]

yes sir, there are some breeders that self administer their vaccines. on how to check? every sticker that they stick on the vaccination card, at the rightmost side, there is a column there that says administered by: you should check if its signed by a vet and has a corresponding license number of the vet. though not foolproof, but it is one of the things to watch out for.

NOTED! thanks for the info.

[Nutley]

Bella Swan (left) and Lex Aiko von Janhock (right,Bella's mom) pit stop for a drink during an hour of walking.