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Old 09-22-2012, 01:22 AM   #10
Mymnnarry

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Have mine done yearly, simply down to vet recommendations and if not my insurance would be voided. Also I use vets4pets which do a vaccs for life programme. Pay for the initial vaccine and a £99 fee (when I did it anyway) and the boosters are covered for the rest of my dogs life, nothing else to pay which is superb value for money considering my boy should be kicking around for another 15 years or so! To keep that deal I have to have the boosters yearly within 1 month either side of the due date to continue the deal so another reason I get vaccinations on a yearly basis.
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