As a licensed breeder, you are recommended to have yearly boosters. We do not do this as it is not necessary. This recommendation persists even though the manufacturers recommendation may be 3 - 5 years+ for the effect's to wear off and another vaccine be needed. These guidelines and framework where put together by the "BVA" British Veterinary Association, though the body is complicit to the harm that excess vaccinations may have on your animals.
 

In over medicating dogs, cats, rabbits and every other species that we have domestically grown fond of they have created a customer base with guaranteed income, similar to a car MOT. You must remember that these vaccines are a preventative measure only and not because your animal was born with a disease or virus of some kind. They are supposed to lessen the effects of an illness, not prevent it or cure it.

In most cases, animals that have been vaccinated against a virus will still need the same treatment as an animal that was not vaccinated if they become ill. Animals that have not been vaccinated which have maintained their maternally derived antibodies from their parentage have a fully operating non-compromised immune systems and will fight any disease in the same way. 

 

With new evidence that shows Graphene Oxide has been considered and suspected of already being included in most vaccinations for all animals, we believe that animal welfare should be at the very forefront of decisions and thus avoid unnecessary vaccinations. Instead, trusting the immune system of an optimal diet, exercise, nurtured dog and our personal experiences. 

 

Every animal owner should assess the dangers of anything that may be injected directly into or consumed by their beloved pet. Knowingly vaccinating with these ingredients is hard for us to accept and thus yearly boosters are certainly out of the question.

 

Vaccinations include:

Parainfluenza "Kennel Cough"

Adenavirus "Human and Equine" 

Parvo Virus

Distemper

 Lepto 4 "Leptospirus"

 

Those with comprised immune systems should avoid direct exposure to a freshly vaccinated dog.