Majority of US dog owners now skeptical of vaccines, including for rabies: study ...Middle East

A new study found that dog owners in the U.S. are growing more skeptical of vaccinating their four-legged friends — including to help prevent rabies. The study, published Saturday in the medical journal Vaccine, found that 53 percent of dog owners had some concern about the safety, efficacy or necessity of canine vaccines. Additionally, 37 percent were concerned that vaccines could cause "cognitive issues" in dogs and may lead them to develop autism, a theory not backed up by scientific evidence. The study found that more owners are experiencing Canine Vaccine Hesitancy (CVH), defined in the journal as "dog owners’ skepticism about the safety and efficacy of administering routine

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