dog vaccines every 3 years?

yes, once the initial vaccinations are on board it is a great expense lowering breakthrough indeed. If you have a breed at higher risk or a pet that is in a higher risk territory, I'd get the vaccines yearly. But, if you wish you can have the dog's titer checked by your vet to insure that it is protected with an adequate vaccine titer to all the diseases that are vaccinated against.. best of luck, enjoy your pet

each time we get a rabies vaccination the animal gets a clean tag. The vaccine and tag extensive sort are listed in the puppy's scientific document. There are one 3 hundred and sixty 5 days vaccines and 3 3 hundred and sixty 5 days vaccines for rabies. yet you're purely meant to get a clean tag whilst the shot is given till your city demands a each year renewal of the extensive sort for their information. Ask your vet what's occurring, which way the community you're in is doing this.

i do not vaccinate after the puppy shots and one booster for rabies and that is it ... my jack russell was vaccinated that way and i had titer testing done for rabies seven years after her last rabies shot and she still had enough antibodies to fight rabies ... but i do live where rabies are not prevalent ... the chance of my dog getting rabies is by being bitten by a bat and considering i have never saw a live bat in over twenty five years i am going to assume the threat is not that great ...

"Most localities require vaccination every three years even though studies in France and blood antibody tests in this country show that the rabies vaccine's immunity lasts for seven years. Worse yet, whether because of habit, ignorance or greed, some localities require annual vaccination--although the "three year" shot is guaranteed by manufacturers to give immunity for three years."

My vet is a past president of the American Animal Hospital Association, and he introduced the three year schedule to our area. It's worked fine for rabies shots for years; why would it not work for distemper and the other diseases?

We have had no problems.

Google "Dr Jean Dodds" and you should find all the info you need. If there were a Nobel Prize for Veterinary Medicine, she would be my choice.

I have an 11 month standard poodle, so he still has to finish his puppy shots in september, but the vet told me afterwards it's just every 3 years. I don't know much about it, I live in the country in a small town where I was raised not bothering going to the vets unless it was an emergency, no point in vaccines. But for my puppy I'm doing it to be safe. They'll still need yearly exams though, probably just not shots

I haven't had any tests done but my dogs do get "CORE" Vaccines every three years if that. I live in a high Parvo/distemper area.