Generally speaking, the vaccines that dogs must receive are vaccines to prevent infectious diseases and vaccines to prevent rabies. Vaccines to prevent infectious diseases can help dogs prevent canine distemper, parvovirus, coronavirus and other diseases. The first immunization requires three shots, with an interval of 21 to 28 days between each shot. After that, one shot is given every year for booster immunity. The vaccine to prevent rabies can only be given after the dog reaches three months of age, and one shot is required every year.

Notes on dog vaccination:

1. Dogs can be vaccinated only if they are healthy and have no viral, bacterial infection or trauma or other diseases, and are not pregnant. .

2. You must go to a regular animal hospital to get vaccinated by a professional veterinarian, so as to ensure the effectiveness of the vaccine.

3. The puppies have been raised at home for more than a week, and there are no obvious abnormalities (eating, drinking, and defecating at home are normal, no vomiting, diarrhea, and coughing, they are in good spirits, and their weight is up to standard). Only when the above conditions are met can the rabies vaccine be injected .