If, not ignore. My autocorrect is really weird.
Bathing them helps to reduce the allergens, but if she were allergic to your little pup, she’d feel it regardless of a bath, so that’s a good sign.I do have another question though. My mom doesn’t seem to be allergic to the puppy, but does bathing the dog have anything to do with how muh dander it has? Meaning if the dog has recently been bathed is she less likely to develop allergies from it? Thanks
This may be more of a vet question, but from everything I’ve read, side effects can possibly include a reaction to the vaccine but there is nothing about actually contracting the Parvo - probably because it is modified. It is still possible for her to get Parvo from somewhere despite having the vaccine, but it greatly reduces the risk to her.Another question (sorryyyy). I’m going to be vaccinating agains parvo if she hasn’t been already, but I’ve heard that after getting the vaccine they can pass the virus on to other dogs for a while after, and that they themselves can get it from the vaccine as it is a live vaccine. Is this valid? Sorry again about all the questions, I really appreciate your guys’ help
Update because I totally forgot to post one:
We did not get the puppy. We came back a few days after, intending to get her, but we played with her for a while there and somehow my mom got an allergic reaction. She started sneezing and her neck got red. Probably dander and saliva allergy because the dog was licking her. So we couldn’t get her, obviously. We will keep looking but as I know that havanese are about as hypoallergenic as you can get with dogs, it’s pretty doubtful we’ll end up finding one
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