I took him in and turns out he has an ulcer on his eye- which I figured he did and I did start him on drops the same T-bone had for her eye- she said it looks as tho it is healing and gave me some more drops, she did the dye in the eye and all that fun stuff he was not to pleased...

Since I was in and I new he was due for his 3yr rabbie shot I decided to have that done as well- thank goodness or I would of had another trip costing about a hundred- since it was shots and all is cost me a hundred and 30 I believe so not to bad- I guess now they offer a 3 yr booster as well which is great for me cause I only bring my dogs in once every 3 yrs because of the rabbie and get the other shots at that time- of course unless they need to go in for anything else. If his eye doesn't look better by the end of the week I have to bring him back for a recheck- think we may have to remove the bush in our back yard- or where the back fence is I think I am going to put up some mesh just incase the kids in the alley are poking at them with sticks thats the only other thing I can think of :-(

At what age do you stop giving the dogs their shots- my oldest is 10yrs old?

Joy had her shots all the way through her life.  We were debating, if she was due for her shots and she was still alive, not to do anything but Rabies as they are law.  But she got everything, every year, for her whole life.

Hope your guys eye is ok.  Cant offer much on that, as my dogs problems was not ulcers. 

>At what age do you stop giving the dogs their shots- my oldest is 10yrs old?

My vet and I have always discussed whether or not each elderly dog is likely to live another year - my Polly was 15 and we decided that I probably wouldn't 'get my money's worth' (;-)) from it, so we didn't bother.

I think Tiva being 10yrs old I won't bother cause she won't be going again till 13yrs old- mind you if they are sick off to the vet so she still prob see's her once a year :-)