Re: puppy vaccines?

Posted by annelies on June 5, 2012, 1:55 am, in reply to "puppy vaccines?"
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We do the same as Dieu, we vaccin at 6/9/12 weeks , deworm at 2/4/6/8/12 weeks, de chips is done by weeks. We always go to the vet also because of the chip and the health certificate. The chip must be put in by a vet, so when we are there the get also their vaccin and a pasport. My own dogs I do myself at home and deworm them 4 times a year. About when to breed a female, we always do progesteron, it cost her €50 each time,we do a test so it is a lot of money but I want to be sure, especially when I have to drive a long while to the male.But all my females are different.... Gr Marco and Annelies http://www.sundancebulldogs.nl/ Proud member of the L.B.A.E. http://www.leavittbulldogassociationeurope.com/

Re: puppy vaccines?

Posted by Marie on June 4, 2012, 5:10 pm, in reply to "puppy vaccines?"
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I do my own vacciantions, MUCH cheaper. I vaccinate at age 6/9/12 weeks of age and worm at 2/3/4/6/9/12 weeks of age. I get my pups a vet check before going to new homes at age 6 weeks. As far as Maybull... Do you know about what day into her cycles you notice her flagging? Life is to good to be bothered by ignorant people.

Re: puppy vaccines?

Posted by Dragonfly Bulldogs on June 4, 2012, 3:25 pm, in reply to "puppy vaccines?"

Hi, just want to share the way we do it: our vet will come over first time at 6 weeks old and they get their first shot, with 8 weeks they get the second shot, microchip and health certificate as well as an chiropractical evaluation and litter approvement by a certified vet. The pups leave here with 10 weeks of age and the deworming is done by us every 14 days with Flubenol. Best regards Holger

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Re: puppy vaccines?

Posted by Marian on June 4, 2012, 2:40 pm, in reply to "puppy vaccines?"
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For pups, I always have the vet give the vaccinations and wormer even though it is much cheaper to do yourself. There is proof for the puppy homes that the vaccine / wormers have been done. The vet will also examine the pup to be sure all is well. If for whatever reason the pup would become ill, you have proof that you have taken due diligence. I self vaccinated my own adult dogs only after a titer has proven the need. We do a titer before a breeding as well. www.legacyleavittbulldogs.com

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Posted by Aubrey on June 4, 2012, 1:43 pm, in reply to "puppy vaccines?"
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I know each dog is different, but how do you know when your female is actually ready to be bred to a male (especially without having a male around)? During Maybull's first heat cycle she showed the tail flagging, "flirting", allowing mounting, etc with my ex's neutered male when we thought she was in her receptive period, but now I only have female dogs.. The progesterone tests at the vet's cost a lot of money and I am not sure exactly how else to tell when she's receptive. I've read a bunch of books/articles on it but they all say different things...

Re: puppy vaccines?

Posted by Meester Bulldogs on June 4, 2012, 1:36 pm, in reply to "puppy vaccines?"
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We will deworm the pups and mum at 2/4/6/8 weeks. Vaccination at 6/9/12 weeks. Chip at 6 weeks. The pups will leave to their new homes when they are 8 weeks old, so the new owners will have to deworm and do 2 vaccinations by theirselves. When will Maybull have her first litter? How exciting! Good luck! www.soleilbulldogs.nl / www.soleilbulldogs.com Contact us at dieudohuberts@hotmail.com Proud member of the LBA & LBAE http://www.leavittbulldogassociationeurope.com/