Sorry to hear. Maybe you should get a fact sheet together on why you do limited vaccs and give them to rescues when you inquire about a dog available?

Quote Originally Posted by lute
what are titers?
Blood tests that measure circulating antibodies for the diseases you vaccinate for, though sometimes they don't work because the dog must have been recently exposed to the disease in order for the antibodies to be present in the bloodstream. Just because a titer is negative doesn't mean your dog isn't immune, it may just mean that they have not been exposed recently. Most dogs are naturally immune to the diseases that most people vaccinate for, so it makes no sense to vaccinate in the first place.