All puppies will receive their first round of vaccinations (parvo, distemper/adenovirus type 2 ) before leaving us.
Please pay attention for vaccine reactions over the lifespan of your dog.  See below.
sourced:  ​https://www.dogsnaturallymagazine.com/what-every-vet-should-know-about-vaccines/
Opt to build your dogs immune system with nutrient dense foods and probiotics.  Building their immune system in the gut!
Young puppies immune systems are weak and need time to develop.    
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PARVO: 
What is Parvovirus?  
Parvovirus (CPV or parvo) is a contagious viral infection. It spreads through direct or indirect contact with infected feces. 
Dog parks, kennels, and your vet’s office are hotspots for transmitting this illness. Loved ones can even bring the disease into your home on the bottom of their shoes.
It’s a disease that attacks the lining of your dog’s digestive tract. But it can also attack young immune cells.
And … puppies are the most susceptible. -Dogs Naturally Magazine-

Symptoms of parvovirus?
The hallmark symptom of parvo is blood-stained feces with a yellowish tinge and a very distinct, unpleasant smell. But other symptoms can include lethargy, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, fever and vomiting.  -Dogs Naturally Magazine-

​Click HERE to read more about Parvo.

DISTEMPER:  
What is Distemper?
Click HERE  and HERE to read more about Distemper.

ADENOVIRUS TYPE 2: (related to the hepatitis virus)
Commonly referred to as Kennel (canine) Cough  
This disease has two names. Infectious canine hepatitis is caused by canine adenovirus. 
Dogs can get infected through urine, feces or saliva from infected dogs. Dogs who’ve recovered from hepatitis can shed the virus in their urine for 6 months. 
Signs of hepatitis infection include …
  • Fever of 104 or more, lasting 1 to 6 days 
  • Increased heart rate 
  • Spontaneous bleeding 
  • Apathy 
  • Loss of appetite 
  • Thirst 
  • Eye inflammation, watery discharge 
  • Nose and mouth red or bruised-looking 
The virus targets organs like blood vessel linings, liver, kidneys, spleen, lungs. Mortality is highest in very young dogs. 
Again, consult your vet if you see these symptoms in your dog as the disease can be deadly. If your dog is ill enough to have blood loss, he may need transfusions. 
~Dogs Naturally Magazine~
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LEPTOSPIROSIS:   (None of our dogs have ever received this vaccine, EVER!!)
(This will void Radiant Goldens 3 year health guarantee)
"And leptospirosis vaccines should never be given without serious consideration" ~Dogs Naturally Magazine~
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