The reason why native dogs do not get sick without vaccination is because they have strong immunity and disease resistance. Moreover, most native dogs live in rural areas, and there are no disease-causing factors in the surrounding environment. In addition, native dogs exercise a lot and are very strong. After the native dog gets sick, its tolerance is also very strong, and it is difficult to tell that the native dog is sick.

How to vaccinate native dogs:

In fact, native dogs need to be vaccinated. Vaccines are preventive measures used to prevent infectious diseases or reduce the probability of disease occurrence. For dogs, if you want to prevent them from getting infectious diseases so easily, vaccination is the best choice. This has nothing to do with the breed of the dog. Any association.

1. First-year immunization: When the dog is about 45 days old and in a completely healthy state, it can be taken to the pet hospital for vaccination. The first immunization requires three doses of combined vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine. , the first three shots need to be given once every 21 days, and the rabies vaccine should be given after the dog is three months old.

2. Annual immunization: After vaccination in the first year, one dose of combined vaccine and one dose of rabies vaccine booster should be received in time every year.