Apart from aluminium and mercury, what else is in vaccines that shouldn't be?

Apart from aluminium and mercury, what else is in vaccines that shouldn't be?

try to enforce your dominant role by doing a bit of training and disciplineThen try leaving the room for a little while and when you hear him jump on the sofa (if you can) go in and say OFF! and tell him to go on his bedRepeat thatDon't ever let your dog jump on anything else like chairs, your bed etcas that will confuse himHe need to learn that only you are allowed on your sofa from now onIf you want, you can try spraying your sofa (or a blanket on it) with vinegar - dogs hate the smell, see if it keeps him off the sofaMy dog was allowed on the sofa for years but when he started to be incontinent, he was told not to do it and he got it within a few daysHowever, we now have a 12 year old dog (shiba inu) which are very stubborn dogs and my husband always allowed him to jump on whatever - and now I am trying everything possible to stop him from doing that when we are not around but he is so independent and ignorant little bugger that he thinks he is the king and nothing can stop himHopefully your dog has more compassion with you :) good luck!

Often starting during puppyhood, dog jumping can be a serious behavior problemIt seems innocent while your dog is young, but as he grows it can become extremely irritatingThis is especially true if he's from a larger breed, although toy dogs are no exceptionIf your dog jumps on you, he'll definitely jump on other peopleThis can create an uncomfortable atmosphere for your guestsTake the time to train your dog not to jump up and you'll be one step closer to a well-mannered companionDogs enjoy furniture for the same reasons we doSome humans enjoy lounging around on the floor, but furniture in homes is certainly common and much usedAlso like humans, many dogs have joint problems that make lying on the floor painful If you're not going to allow the dog on the furniture, provide a bed with the right padding and warmth for the dog's needsYou can buy egg-crate foam intended for human mattress pads, cut it to the right size, and wrap it with an old sheet for a cool-seeking dog, or use an old blanket for a warmth-seeking dogFor some dogs you'll need warmth for part of the year and coolness for part of the yearOnce a dog forms the habit of getting up on furniture, change is difficultIf you want to keep your dogs off the furniture, your best bet is to start EVERY puppy and new dog in your home with off the furniture as the CONSISTENT ruleThis means everyone in the family cooperates in keeping the dog off the furnitureJ

The biggest thing that comes out at me in this is 'jump off to get the treat'Dogs, especially the young and the elderly, should NEVER be allowed to jump off furnitureIt's way too easy to do damage to, in the case of your young Labimmature joints and muscle tone, and in the case of the elderly, old bones and jointsIf need be, keep him away from the couch completely, especially when you are not thereHe's looking on what you are attempting to do as a huge gameJust tell him No! and mean it, and help him off so he doesn't leap off and hit the groundFor no hairs on the sofa - use throws, like we all do LOLWhen the couch is not in use, upend the cushions or even put a chair, seat down, on there - to break the habit.

She is an anti-vaccine quack; though she isn't a very good oneWhy are you anti-vaccine? You don't seem to make the same arguments as other cranks (yours are more amateurish, if that's possible)You don't link-out to any of the usual websites eitherMaybe you're just a lazy anti-vaxxer? All ingredients in vaccines have a purpose, and they are all in safe amountsYou knew that would be the rational answer - not sure why you askedAre you one of those green our vaccines people - pretending you're not anti-vaccine? Lisa: Would you ever change your anti-vaccine policy if the ingredients were changed to whatever you wanted? Edit: How did Lisa answer the question? All she did was link to the ingredients of vaccinesIs that an ultra-subtle implication that all ingredients should be removed? If that's the case, you should know what's in vaccines by now, or at least know where to look - making this question redundant

She is an anti-vaccine quack; though she isn't a very good oneWhy are you anti-vaccine? You don't seem to make the same arguments as other cranks (yours are more amateurish, if that's possible)You don't link-out to any of the usual websites eitherMaybe you're just a lazy anti-vaxxer? All ingredients in vaccines have a purpose, and they are all in safe amountsYou knew that would be the rational answer - not sure why you askedAre you one of those green our vaccines people - pretending you're not anti-vaccine? Lisa: Would you ever change your anti-vaccine policy if the ingredients were changed to whatever you wanted? Edit: How did Lisa answer the question? All she did was link to the ingredients of vaccinesIs that an ultra-subtle implication that all ingredients should be removed? If that's the case, you should know what's in vaccines by now, or at least know where to look - making this question redundant

try to enforce your dominant role by doing a bit of training and disciplineThen try leaving the room for a little while and when you hear him jump on the sofa (if you can) go in and say OFF! and tell him to go on his bedRepeat thatDon't ever let your dog jump on anything else like chairs, your bed etcas that will confuse himHe need to learn that only you are allowed on your sofa from now onIf you want, you can try spraying your sofa (or a blanket on it) with vinegar - dogs hate the smell, see if it keeps him off the sofaMy dog was allowed on the sofa for years but when he started to be incontinent, he was told not to do it and he got it within a few daysHowever, we now have a 12 year old dog (shiba inu) which are very stubborn dogs and my husband always allowed him to jump on whatever - and now I am trying everything possible to stop him from doing that when we are not around but he is so independent and ignorant little bugger that he thinks he is the king and nothing can stop himHopefully your dog has more compassion with you :) good luck!

Often starting during puppyhood, dog jumping can be a serious behavior problemIt seems innocent while your dog is young, but as he grows it can become extremely irritatingThis is especially true if he's from a larger breed, although toy dogs are no exceptionIf your dog jumps on you, he'll definitely jump on other peopleThis can create an uncomfortable atmosphere for your guestsTake the time to train your dog not to jump up and you'll be one step closer to a well-mannered companionDogs enjoy furniture for the same reasons we doSome humans enjoy lounging around on the floor, but furniture in homes is certainly common and much usedAlso like humans, many dogs have joint problems that make lying on the floor painful If you're not going to allow the dog on the furniture, provide a bed with the right padding and warmth for the dog's needsYou can buy egg-crate foam intended for human mattress pads, cut it to the right size, and wrap it with an old sheet for a cool-seeking dog, or use an old blanket for a warmth-seeking dogFor some dogs you'll need warmth for part of the year and coolness for part of the yearOnce a dog forms the habit of getting up on furniture, change is difficultIf you want to keep your dogs off the furniture, your best bet is to start EVERY puppy and new dog in your home with off the furniture as the CONSISTENT ruleThis means everyone in the family cooperates in keeping the dog off the furnitureJ

The biggest thing that comes out at me in this is 'jump off to get the treat'Dogs, especially the young and the elderly, should NEVER be allowed to jump off furnitureIt's way too easy to do damage to, in the case of your young Labimmature joints and muscle tone, and in the case of the elderly, old bones and jointsIf need be, keep him away from the couch completely, especially when you are not thereHe's looking on what you are attempting to do as a huge gameJust tell him No! and mean it, and help him off so he doesn't leap off and hit the groundFor no hairs on the sofa - use throws, like we all do LOLWhen the couch is not in use, upend the cushions or even put a chair, seat down, on there - to break the habit.