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The vaccine is recommended for dogs in regular contact with other dogs at public or private facilities and events.

The affected dog had been in contact with other dogs at a metro Atlanta boarding facility, according to UGA officials.

Not exact matches

A day at the dog park means that your pooch will be in close contact with other doggies — this increases his chances of catching a virus or spreading one if your dog is already sick.

• Does your pet have a lot of contact with other pets, like at a dog park, or do you have multiple pets in the home?

(Yes, I do MY homework before I even contact the rescues — I read comments, look at web pages, PetFinder and any other resource to learn more about the dog and the rescue themselves if I am not familiar with them.)

For dogs that have frequent contact with other animals at dog parks, kennels, boarding facilities, and groomers or pets that have abnormal stools should have a fecal sample checked more frequently.

This disease is highly contagious, so dogs that are around other dogs (boarding, grooming, dog shows, dog parks, contact with neighbors dogs) are at increased risk.

At - risk dogs are those with heart or respiratory conditions, canines that have flat faces, dogs that travel or show, and dogs who come in contact with others (through park visits or boarding)-- these dogs should be vaccinated.

And give the vaccine at least a week before contact with other dogs, for the sake of both your dog and other dogs.

If our dog is in contact with other canines, such as at the dog park or if they need to spend time in a kennel, it is important to have followed their vaccination schedule properly.

Dogs that are frequently in contact with other dogs are at the highest risk of infection with CIV HDogs that are frequently in contact with other dogs are at the highest risk of infection with CIV Hdogs are at the highest risk of infection with CIV H3N2.

Dogs that are frequently in contact with other dogs are at the highest risk of infection with both strains of Dogs that are frequently in contact with other dogs are at the highest risk of infection with both strains of dogs are at the highest risk of infection with both strains of CIV.

Dogs that are frequently or regularly exposed to other dogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact with the viDogs that are frequently or regularly exposed to other dogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact with the vidogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact with the vidogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact with the virus.

The most at - risk dogs are those with a social lifestyle who often come into contact with other dogs, whether at a park, dog show, grooming salon, or kennel.

If your dog is around other dogs, visits places where other dogs have been, or is around people (like myself) who come in contact with other dogs, then your dog will get dog flu at some point.

Domestic dogs and cats are social creatures, coming into frequent contact with other pets during their daily walks, at daycare / boarding, or while they're out and about exploring the world.

Just as with contagious human respiratory disease kennel cough is easily transmitted from one dog to another, so vaccination is imperative if your pet will come into contact with other dogs in such situations as obedience training, the groomers, boarding at a kennel, neighbours pets or even just playing in the park.

Anywhere else they may come in contact with where other dogs have been, should be avoided at all costs.

Since your pets tend to be outdoors longer in the summer months, they may come into contact with other animals more frequently while at dog parks, dog beaches, etc..

Dogs at highest risk for infection are those that frequently come in contact with many other dogs, such as in shelters, dog day care centers, or dog shDogs at highest risk for infection are those that frequently come in contact with many other dogs, such as in shelters, dog day care centers, or dog shdogs, such as in shelters, dog day care centers, or dog shows.

Dogs that are frequently in contact with other dogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact with the virus if there is an outbrDogs that are frequently in contact with other dogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact with the virus if there is an outbrdogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact with the virus if there is an outbrdogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact with the virus if there is an outbreak.

If your dog has nose - to - nose contact with other dogs (even though a fence) or attends doggie daycare, goes to the dog park, boarding kennel or grooming salon — he or she is at risk of getting kennel cough.

Until the pup has received, at the very least, a couple of puppy shots and has developed adequate immunity, it would be too silly to risk the pup venturing onto the streets, where he may come into contact with other dogs and / or their eliminatory products (which may be contaminated with bacteria and viruses).

Dogs that are regularly exposed to other dogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, dog shows, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contDogs that are regularly exposed to other dogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, dog shows, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contdogs — for example at boarding or day care facilities, dog parks, grooming salons, dog shows, or social events with other dogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contdogs present — are at greater risk of coming into contact.

Dogs that are in contact with other dogs on a regular basis are at a greater risk of exposDogs that are in contact with other dogs on a regular basis are at a greater risk of exposdogs on a regular basis are at a greater risk of exposure.

Avoid contact with sick or possibly exposed dogs, as the virus can persist on clothing and other surfaces for at least 24 hours.

Dogs that spend most of their time at home or rarely come into contact with other dogs have a lower rDogs that spend most of their time at home or rarely come into contact with other dogs have a lower rdogs have a lower risk.

Dogs raised in isolation and placed in contact with others of their species at 16 weeks are attacked and rejected.

Regular contact with lots of other dogs puts your dog at higher risk for contracting this disease.

As a matter of fact if your pup is as social as mine and comes in contact with lots of other dogs there is a decent chance that since this thing has been around since at least 2005 your pup may have been alrady exposed, showed no or little symptoms and is now IMMUNE to this strain.

Cough found in a population of dogs such as those staying in a kennel, at a particular point in time, and dogs that came in contact with other dogs, either in or out of the house, represents any infectious form of cough.

If your dog frequents places where they come into contact with other dogs, they could be at risk.

Many authorities recommend that the infested dog, and all other dogs that it has been in close contact with, be treated every 1 to 2 weeks, for at least 4 weeks, with an insecticidal shampoo, dip or powder.

Border Collies do a lot of «fly by's» — run straight at the other dog, but veer off at the last moment with no actual physical contact.