I'm in Florida, and there's a 3-year vaccine, though I was told by a vet or vet tech that it's the same as the 1-year vaccine. You can also get titers, to see if your dog's antibody level is in what is considered the protective range. Your vet may argue against it, and they'll tell you it has no legal effect - if your dog bites someone, …
I'm in Florida, and there's a 3-year vaccine, though I was told by a vet or vet tech that it's the same as the 1-year vaccine. You can also get titers, to see if your dog's antibody level is in what is considered the protective range. Your vet may argue against it, and they'll tell you it has no legal effect - if your dog bites someone, it would be considered unvaccinated, and the same if it's bitten by a possibly rabid animal. Call other veterinary practices to sound them out.
I'm in Florida, and there's a 3-year vaccine, though I was told by a vet or vet tech that it's the same as the 1-year vaccine. You can also get titers, to see if your dog's antibody level is in what is considered the protective range. Your vet may argue against it, and they'll tell you it has no legal effect - if your dog bites someone, it would be considered unvaccinated, and the same if it's bitten by a possibly rabid animal. Call other veterinary practices to sound them out.