FAQ

Dogs recognize their owners' absence and show behaviors that suggest they miss them, but they don't understand human emotions in the same way people do.

The Lepto vaccine is considered controversial by some due to concerns about side effects and past reports of adverse reactions, although newer formulations are safer and the disease risk significantly outweighs vaccine risks.

Yes, you can refuse the Leptospirosis vaccine, but it is strongly recommended due to the serious and potentially fatal risks the disease poses to both dogs and humans.

The Lepto vaccine is controversial primarily due to concerns about side effects, though newer formulations have significantly reduced such risks, making the vaccine generally safe.

Yes, you can legally refuse the Leptospirosis vaccine for your dog, but it is strongly recommended due to the serious health risks and zoonotic nature of the disease.

The Lepto vaccine is considered controversial primarily due to concerns about side effects, although newer formulations have reduced adverse reactions and are generally safe.

Yes, you can refuse the Lepto vaccine, but it is strongly recommended for all dogs due to the severity and widespread nature of leptospirosis.

Dogs can get leptospirosis by coming into contact with water, soil, or objects contaminated with the urine of infected animals, especially in damp environments.

Small breed dogs, especially toy breeds, have historically been noted to be more sensitive to the Leptospirosis vaccine, though newer formulations have reduced this risk.

Some breeders are hesitant about the Lepto vaccine due to concerns over potential side effects, though current formulations are much safer than before.