Vaccination comes with a lot of unintended consequences… You can read a lot of articles on www.dogsnaturallymagazine about the risks and possible adverse effects of vaccinating your dog…But there are other vaccine dangers that may surprise you. These may not be the risks you commonly consider when you make vaccination decisions for your dog… The governments of the US and Canada drop rabies baits across rural areas in both countries in an effort to prevent rabies in wildlife. You may think this is a good idea as nobody wants rabid wildlife hanging around their neighborhood. But can that really be true? The vaccines in the baits are recombinant vaccinia-rabies glycoprotein. The main risk is that oral rabies baits contain live virus vaccines. But if the animal is in a weakened state when he eats the bait, it’s quite likely that either the vaccine will fail, or it will create the disease it was intended to protect against… Many vaccines given to dogs are modified live virus (MLV) vaccines. These vaccines can be shed in feces and urine for weeks after vaccination. This means these diseases can be spread through vaccination. The other problem is that MLV vaccines can make your dog ill. Vaccination against bacterial diseases like leptospirosis can also spread the disease. Holistic veterinarian Patricia Jordan DVM explains that the leptospira organism can become a source of infection for humans in contact with a dog vaccinated for leptospirosis. Dr Jordan says: “Leptospira can and will shed in a vaccinated dog and in turn, infect any humans living in the same household!” When a duck hunter contracted leptospirosis in California, the state’s field study didn’t find any leptospira in the bodies of water he frequented.
Retroviruses in vaccines can have lethal effects. Canine parvovirus suddenly appeared around the world in 1978 and is now widely considered to have come from the feline panleukopenia virus (FPV). Holistic veterinarian Deva Khalsa VMD explains how she witnessed this when she was at veterinary school … “When I entered veterinary school in 1976, parvovirus disease in dogs didn’t exist. There were no parvovirus cases at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine until 1978.” That’s when Dr Khalsa observed case after case of canines with life-threatening, bloody diarrhea admitted into ICU to be placed under 24 hour care on supportive IV fluids. The new disease was being delivered to dogs in their regular booster shots. In 2010, researchers in Scotland and Japan isolated a feline retrovirus in both dog and cat vaccines. The authors stated …
“Collectively, our data show unequivocally that RD-114 is present in live attenuated vaccines commonly used in dogs and cats from different continents and produced by three different manufacturers […] the large-scale exposure to RD-114, particularly of the dog population, may have effects that are impossible to predict even if successful RD-114 transmission was an extremely rare event.”
In US Dog World in March 1995, Dr Jean Dodds discussed the implication of retrovirus contamination in dog vaccines…
“Immune-suppressant viruses of the retrovirus and parvovirus classes have recently been implicated as causes of bone marrow failure, immune-mediated blood diseases, hematologic malignancies (lymphoma and leukemia), dysregulation of humoral and cell-mediated immunity, organ failure (liver, kidney) and autoimmune endocrine disorders – especially of the thyroid gland (thyroiditis), adrenal gland (Addison’s disease) and pancreas (diabetes).”
The case of the SV-40 monkey virus being found in polio vaccines is well known…
Viruses can mutate, allowing them to spread more easily. Dr Patricia Jordan explains…
“There are two canine parvoviruses: canine parvovirus-1 and canine parvovirus-2. CPV-2 is the primary cause of the puppy enteritis that we commonly see. Over the years, parvo has mutated from CPV-2 to CPV-2b to CPV-2c. It seems that dogs may be getting the ultimate revenge on cats: the CPV-2c strain of parvovirus is now crossing species and infecting cats with another brand new virus.”
This happens with human viruses too. A virologist with the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Olen Kew, says that there’s no difference in virulence between wild polio viruses and the mutated form. “The only difference is that this virus was originally in a vaccine vial.” A similar thing happens with the bird flu virus.
One problem with vaccine manufacturers’ claims of efficacy of their products is that vaccinated populations don’t live in a sterile lab where their testing is done. In the research lab, vaccines appear to be very effective. In the field, vaccines are much less predictable. Wildlife biologist Dr Roger Burrows noted that lions in Serengeti National Park (SNP), followed by those in the Masai Mara of Kenya, died like flies in 1994 from a new strain of canine distemper. It turned out that the same strain of distemper found in the lions was also in experimental vaccines on dogs in the area during a rabies vaccination trial. Dr Burrows further explains that in 2007, the same new distemper strain was again identified in free-living African wild dogs in Masai areas east of SNP. The fact that local breeds of domestic dogs around SNP and the Masai Mara were vaccinated against rabies, and then soon after succumbed to a virulent outbreak of distemper, suggests that the rabies vaccinations caused immunosuppression, creating increased susceptibility to distemper. Dr Vernon Coleman MB described how, in 1989, hyenas were threatened with extinction when scientists vaccinated individual animals to protect them against rabies…Dr Coleman suggests…“And yet the rabies vaccine is now compulsory in many parts of the world. Is it not possible that it is the vaccine which is keeping this disease alive?” All of these 5 dangers highlight the risks you take when you vaccinate your dog. If you do vaccinate your dog, watch for any adverse reactions … Then take steps to treat them … Vaccine side effects can often be treated successfully by a homeopathic veterinarian. … or use a ready-made anti-vaccinosis remedy to help your dog.
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