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Susan

The county I live in takes the titer and a letter from the vet for licensing and it was good for three years

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Will Falconer, DVM Moderator

Hi Pat,
I recently had an email conversation with an old, old client I hadn't heard from for years. She raised a show dog, took her through enough shows in various states to attain a championship of some status (I'm unfamiliar with what this takes, but it was a lot of competition in a lot of places).
Came to find out she had, after learning of the dangers of vaccines and the benefits of raw balanced diet, completely avoided *all* vaccinations, fed the bitch a raw diet, avoided the usual flea toxins, and her dog had many shows and many wins! Completely unvaccinated!
So, where there's a will, there's a way. When I was growing up, we had a saying: "Just walk in like you own the place." I suspect something like that, rather than pleading to have a titer accepted, will get you quite far.
These words are often useful: "She's current on her immunizations." That'll be true from the first vaccinations onward, according to the immunologists. If you own that truth, it'll be hard to keep you and your dog out of where ever you'd like to bring him.
Best of luck. And welcome to the Natural Path. We're glad to assist you. Everyone's victories in this makes it easier for the next to be victorious, and we need to share our stories of what works.

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