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A Statistical Univariate Analysis Of The General Response Of Local Dogs To Vaccination
[A CASE STUDY OF THE NATIONAL VETERINARY RESEARCH INSTITUTE, VOM PLATEAU STATE]
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1.3. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
This study is aimed at the following:
To
find out if the antibody titer of each dog would keep increasing
,remain constant or decrease when any of the vaccines ( killed vaccine
or Modified live vaccine ) is used n both puppies and adult dogs if
each of the vaccines are repeatedly used.( most important)
To find
out which among the two vaccine used would give the best result on local
dogs (both adult and puppy dog). That is comparing the effect of two
types of vaccines on the dogs.
Which one of the de-worming drugs gives the best result when used on the local dogs?
General response of local dogs to vaccination.
To know the best combination of drug and vaccine that would have more effect on local dogs.
To enlighten local dog breeders and veterinary doctors.
To know if the response to these dogs to vaccination is sex or gender based.
1.4. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
The
importance of this study is mainly to ascertain the response of local
dogs to vaccination. Another important Significance is to determine
which of the two vaccines has greater effect on local dogs, to know if
the response of these local dogs to vaccination is age or gender based;
that is, do adult or puppy dogs respond differently or alike when
vaccinated?. The same goes for male and female dogs. Another equally
cardinal significance is to know which combination of de-worming drug
and vaccine would have more effect on local dogs so that we can
enlighten our local dog breeders and veterinary doctors on the recent
development.
1.5. SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
For the
purpose of this study as the topic depicts, the scope of the study will
be focused on how local dogs respond to vaccination, which de-worming
drug when used with any of the vaccine has more effect on the local
dogs. Another scope is to determine if the response of these dogs are
age or gender based, that is if adult or puppy dogs response to
vaccination is the same or different. The scope of this study would also
be focused on which de-worming drug when used with vaccines has more
effect on the local dogs and finally to know which of the two vaccines
under study here is more effective when used on local dogs. In the
earlier stage of the study there is a detailed coverage of the
techniques and methods used in judging whether a dog responded well or
not to vaccination by looking at their antibody titre.
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