Do those cause daugtism? Are there any shots or modern medicine I should even consider for a dog. I've had a couple dogs that never got shots, but mainly just because I was lazy, not because I thought everything was kiked.
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I have dogs, they are vaccinated and I don't see any adverse effects. If you live anywhere that there are wild animals - foxes etc, you don't want them bringing home rabies and giving it to you. Look up videos on youtube - looks like a pretty fucking horrible way to go... You have to factor in that dogs will eat literally anything they find on the ground, feces included, and that can lead to all sorts of diseases. I've seen one of my dogs find a severed deer leg that was there for who knows how long and start rolling around in it as if it was the best perfume in the world.
Thank you for the reply. I have seen a video of a human with rabies and it seems like it would be better to just be dead, it looks horrendous.
The pup I recently got was a bit of an outside dog before I got her and her and the pack would roam around outside getting into all sort of stuff. One time they were chasing each other around and fighting over some old chicken leg found on the ground (they have chickens there too). The puppies would stuff the whole thing in their mouth and run away from the other dogs with it.
When I was a kid my parents got our dogs vaccinated to some degree, although I don't really remember like booster shots after or anything. I also do not remember any adverse effects from them.
Right now I am leaning towards getting the rabies shot.
It's worth doing it for liability reasons if nothing else. Some security guard in a store tried to pet one of my dogs once and he bit him. Not hard - just a little love bite that barely broke the skin. He didn't make a big deal out of it but the store wanted us to present paperwork that the dog was vaccinated otherwise the guy would have to go get a rabies shot. It's basically always your fault if your dog bites someone outside of your property, even if provoked.
I've never really bothered taking my dogs around in public, but that'big. least partially because one of them in a nigbull.
I know, I know. But she is an amazing dog for us and I love her. Never had a problem with her. She is tough on strangers but for me it's a feature not a bug.
I am also curious about if someone gets bit on your own property? Could be wrong but maybe you're still on the hook somehow?
The pup I recently got was a bit of an outside dog before I got her and her and the pack would roam around outside getting into all sort of stuff. One time they were chasing each other around and fighting over some old chicken leg found on the ground (they have chickens there too). The puppies would stuff the whole thing in their mouth and run away from the other dogs with it.
When I was a kid my parents got our dogs vaccinated to some degree, although I don't really remember like booster shots after or anything. I also do not remember any adverse effects from them.
Right now I am leaning towards getting the rabies shot.
I've never really bothered taking my dogs around in public, but that'big. least partially because one of them in a nigbull.
I know, I know. But she is an amazing dog for us and I love her. Never had a problem with her. She is tough on strangers but for me it's a feature not a bug.
I am also curious about if someone gets bit on your own property? Could be wrong but maybe you're still on the hook somehow?
As for on your own property it depends on the jurisdiction.
I will look into my area because I swear I have heard about someone being in trouble because a dog bit someone on their own property.