Parvo

I know alot folks weigh the odds out. I'm not judging them, just not for me. My experience was not with a minor genetic disorder. They had PRA. 4 out of the 8 pup litter were blind before the age of 6 months. The other 4 were carriers. Culled all of them at nine months. I never bred that bitch again. An the reason I conclude it to be the bitches side is it was a mother son breeding. boogaboo's

 

thats wild ive never heard of that, how did you find out what it was blood tests or eye examination?

 

when you off yard breed you take the chance of gaining problems you didnt have before to!

 

eye exams and observation. It sucked! An this was a bitch that I had purchased.

 

i figure if i can keep the conformation brought in in good amounts with ability and good structure to the redboy dogs i have,

how bad does a line of dogs throw bone structure/conformation, i like to keep a dog structurly sound, the first bulldog i got was agile as hell, so holds a light for the others, but there not built the same as him at all, so structurly im look in to first couple things i m looking into guess when pairing dogs,


to perform,..... body and mind must function together as one........ some one said on here the other day...
if the minds working and the body cant do it its dont make much sence, better grab an ear, but its a lot about heart too tho!

got to love dogs

 

ouch! sorry to hear that! was there whole line throwing it! from a particular dog? thers another thread altogether, diseases, genetics problems and issues

 

Simms, what do you think about this website? I was curious about parvo and found this place. Seems to be correct from what I've read on this forum.
http://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions/infectious-parasitic/c_dg_canine_parvovirus_infection

I looked different diseases in dogs as well.
http://www.petmd.com/dog/conditions

 

Good link.

 

can anyone explain it to me what parvo is ?

 

is it not a virus that eats away at the stomach lining and intestinal lining causing bloody direaha, and vomiting to the point of dehydration and sometimes death, if not treated proptly.

thats what i got out of it

they get sunken shoulders will not even eat or come out of the houses to say "Hi" when feeding or giving attention.

 

Chill, I didn't make this up on my own. I was treating puppies the way I was told to by a licensed veterinarian.

 

We get parvo real bad here i came off remote cattle stations to town none of my dogs had their needles they all got crook and pup's dropped like flys there is no way in the world i would go with out the vacinations living here it's a fucked up sickness for the dogs i ended up saving a few now i got some injections from the hospital for people to stop the dog from spewing and sarynged 10mil of water and recharge in the dogs mouth got a 50/50 strike rate for saving em but vacinting is a thousand times easier on dogs and owners ....

 

i also gave em a needle of benacilin...

 

dude parvo is a nasty virus... dogs get really depressed , dont eat , they are lifeless, and dont do anythign but lay there , use the bathrroom and throwup.. thats why after 3 days i couldnt believe my female was acting normal... vet said he never seen a dog bouce back so soon like she did from parvo

 

its amazing how some people can lose dogs to parvo and still insist on carrying on with there crackpot conspiracy theories on vaccinating.
really wtf is wrong with people i have had one dog that i lost to parvo years ago that actually got it from a vet visit for his last vac.since then i no longer take pups to the vet for there vaccine's but instead learned how to give the shot in the safety of my home.watching a pup die from parvo is probably the worst thing any dog lover can see.imo anyone (especially someone that has seen parvo in action or lost a pup to it) that continues to roll the dice ether because there to self righteous or to stupid to admit that there wrong dose not deserve the right to own a dog.

 

what dont you people understand..... the parvo shot you are getting does not guard against the CVP2 strain of parvo. My female had all her shots and died 8 mths latter, go figure. And yes watching your dog die from parvo is the worst thing I have ever done. yes vaccs can be effective, but not always. And what really sucks is that they dont even do an allergy test before pumping that garbage in. A friend just lost a 14week old pup to an allergic reaction. Went in for its shots at 12weeks and died at 14weeks. Thousands of dogs die every day from vaccs. I chose not to use them, but thats my choice. Just know that when you think your protected from parvo because of vaccs, think again. The virus has mutated 5 times since the vaccs have been updated. I receive parvo news from all over the world everyday about treatment and prevention.

 

the CVP2 strain of parvo can also manifest itself either in the gastrointestinal or cadiovascular

 

The vets are only gona give you the advice that they were trained to give. Fact of the matter is, there is more effective treatments out there then what the vets are offering. Ask the next vet if they have heard of PARVAID. Parvaid is the only product that will stop the multiplication of the virus. And without the right products to help with repairing the stomach lining and intestinal lining along with liver, your dog will never fully recover from the damage caused by the virus.
The vets are lucky to see 5 parvo dogs a month, we deal with it everyday.

 

then tell me please, What happend to my bitch, if vaccs are the answer.

 

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