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[dreamgaits]

I had a Basenji that lived a very healthy life for 17 years. I only did her puppy DHPP at 12 and 16 weeks. Did titers every three to five years and she never needed another shot. She never was sick, no allergies, no behavior problems, acted like a puppy until about two weeks before she passed.

[Michellemutts]

I ve got 6 dogs and none of them have any vaccines, they did when they were young but then stopped once they had a couple. None of them are ill, don't need to go vets and 4 of them are getting into their senior years ♥️

[smac]

I appreciate when any professional is not only constantly learning to improve; but to admit that they were wrong at one point. We are imperfect human beings who should always strive to learn more and admit when we are wrong. ❤

[debrandw]

I dont get my dogs jabs. They are rescues and had who knows how many. No way anymore jabs. Thank you so much Dr Jones.

[historygal]

My dogs lived to 20, and two at 19. I made sure they had their puppy vaccinations and never gave them another again. Fed them raw food diets and cooked for them as well.

[charissefilteau]

Thanks so much for your transparency and expertise!!! You're a gem to all of us fur baby owners!!!

[saranrobert]

The shots they get as puppies are good forever i have been told this by several older vets who are not on the lets make money over treating our dog train. One and done. If your vet wants it every 3 yrs they are looking for money. Tell them NOOO

[runner]

Agree. And me as a human, I don't get the flu shot anymore. Stopped around 15 years ago and I get way less colds/flu than when I got it.

[wayfarercotons]

Thank you Thank you Thank you for speaking the truth.

[jadebell]

You alway give exceptional advice .. thank you Dr Jones

[HD-mgru]

Thank you for all your Love care and concern for our fur babies.
God Bless you ❤🙏

[LAStars-sratS]

I have a happy 16 yr old Icelandic Sheepdog. Only received first vaccine from breeder. At 12 yrs had her titer tested and immunity was good. Dogs are way over vaccinated!

[patriciahogan]

Thank you. All the vaccines have troubled me.

[hbg]

Love ya Thank you for being here with us during these challenging times God Bless you and God Bless us all 🌷🌷🌷🙏🙏🙏🛡⚔🛡🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️🦋🦋🦋🦋✌✌✌

[theshadowknowz]

Amen, thank you for being honest...if they were in the wild, they won't receive any! Yet still live healthy lives....!

[LeviHeatonIII]

Where can this peer reviewd study be read and printed? Non of our vets are going to believe this.

[SpykersB]

My yorkie had the 3rd set of puppy shots at 4 months old. She is now 1.5 years old n i just had titer testing done, she doesnt need the 1 year booster all vets nag about, and it’s 6 months past that due date too.
And Ill bet my life, her 4 month old vac created the severe itching allergy that has been a nightmare to deal and will not go away, n I’ve spent well over 3000$ in vet bills in one year because of it! 🍻 Over vaccination is an understatement. And that pertains to humans too! 🍻

[melodyedwards]

I love your site and all the information you give us.

[taunta]

I took my dog for his yearly check up and spoke to my vet about titers and my decision to no longer vax and no more flea medicine due to adverse reactions. I was fully ready to walk out on him if he tried to change my mind. Thank God, his response was you will never get an argument from me that we over vax dogs. He also shared a story about a show dog he titered. He got his first 2 sets of distemper, parvo and rabies. They were good for 14 YEARS. He said the first to go was the distemper. Glad some vets are not being bought like our doctors are.

[robindevellen]

I took my 15-year-old Jack Russell to get her rabies shot. The vet suggested the “gold package “ of shots. She started swelling up and getting large soft masses all over her in two days and a week later she was so full of fluid her heart just stopped. I took her back to the vet and they gave her a steroid, but it didn’t work.