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. 2019 Jun 13;207:162–170. doi: 10.1016/j.anireprosci.2019.06.012

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Fig. 5 — CPV2-specific antibody titers (histogram) and fecal viral loads (squares at Day39, 45, 53 of age). Puppies (n=79 from various breeds within one kennel) were classified in two groups depending on their titer at Day2 (hemagglutination inhibition): 45 puppies with HI titer > 1:160 (black), 34 puppies with HI ≤1:160 (grey). The protective titer is 1:80. Viral load was evaluated by RT PCR (significant above 10² copies/ml). NeoCare unpublished data. Methods are described by Mila et al. (2014b).