whos fault would it be?

[areias]

Did anyone read my reply??? Does anyone agree with me?

A tag isn't proof enough for the rabies vaccine. They need to have the manufacturers name, lot number, everything-which as on the rabies certificate. Yes, she should have the rabies certificate hanging around somewhere-although I hate to say it, maybe the dogs in fact do not have their shots, and she's just trying to find her way around it.

[mr.chiwawa]

As I also stated I have a copy of my dogs FULL vet record not just his tags. And I think your right I'm not 100% convinced the dogs are vacinated either.

[borzoimom]

A tag isn't proof enough for the rabies vaccine. They need to have the manufacturers name, lot number, everything-which as on the rabies certificate. Yes, she should have the rabies certificate hanging around somewhere-although I hate to say it, maybe the dogs in fact do not have their shots, and she's just trying to find her way around it.

I agree. A tag is usually not enough proof if the skin is broken.

[areias]

It's probably because, well, you can interchange tags lol...if you have rabies on only one dog, but have two dogs, if you bring dog #2 out you could potentially put dog #1's collar and tag on and be "fine". They also need to make sure there is nothing wrong with that particular vaccine-if 100 dogs are vaccinated with Ft. Dodge's rabies vaccine, lot # 10A044, and 70 of those dogs have bit someone-that's the problem! Or if 5 dogs come up with rabies and they have been given that lot # vaccine-well, there is also something wrong with the vaccine. I hope you get why I'm saying...