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·Ok..so I'm trying to decided what is best for Jetta...I kinda wanted to possibly breed her IF she passed all of her health tests etc...at 2 year old....BUT...I wasn't sure if I should put her at risk for health issues with no guarentee I will breed her...SO...I read some articles...and am now even more confused
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JayJay posted this article awhile back
http://www.naiaonline.org/pdfs/LongTerm ... InDogs.pdf
and while reading...some things came to my mind...
the article states:
Adverse Vaccine Reactions
A retrospective cohort study of adverse vaccine reactions in dogs was conducted, which included allergic
reactions, hives, anaphylaxis, cardiac arrest, cardiovascular shock, and sudden death. Adverse reactions
were 30% more likely in spayed females than intact females, and 27% more likely in neutered males than
intact males34.
The investigators discuss possible cause-and-effect mechanisms for this finding, including the roles that sex
hormones play in body
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JayJay posted this article awhile back
http://www.naiaonline.org/pdfs/LongTerm ... InDogs.pdf
and while reading...some things came to my mind...
the article states:
Adverse Vaccine Reactions
A retrospective cohort study of adverse vaccine reactions in dogs was conducted, which included allergic
reactions, hives, anaphylaxis, cardiac arrest, cardiovascular shock, and sudden death. Adverse reactions
were 30% more likely in spayed females than intact females, and 27% more likely in neutered males than
intact males34.
The investigators discuss possible cause-and-effect mechanisms for this finding, including the roles that sex
hormones play in body