Bathing after a dog is vaccinated will have major disadvantages

The main reason is that bathing will cause a stress response in the dog's body, causing the body temperature to drop. There will be three consequences, one is irritation White blood cells and macrophages completely phagocytose the attenuated vaccine strain; the other is that the attenuated vaccine changes into a higher active vaccine strain through stress, causing infection, and the other is that nothing happens.

The reason why dogs cannot take baths for a period of time after vaccination

Because the vaccine is a weak vaccine, it contains certain viruses. Under normal circumstances, these viruses will form in the body of dogs. Antibodies, in this way, dogs have the ability to resist viruses. But this requires that the dog is healthy. If the immunity is reduced, (such as a cold) these weak viruses will become pathogens and directly cause the dog to become ill. The diseases that occur are those that the vaccine can immunize against, such as canine distemper, parvovirus, etc.

It is best to take a bath two weeks after vaccination

Because the puppy has completed the vaccination at this time, and the dog’s immunity is stronger than when it was just vaccinated. Vaccine failure or disease may occur due to low immunity, so you can bathe your dog with peace of mind.