Several misunderstandings about dog vaccination:

1. Dogs rarely go out or never go out, so they do not need to be vaccinated. Even if the dog does not go out, if the owner is exposed to the virus when going out, he may bring it home and infect the dog.

2. The newly purchased puppy should be vaccinated immediately. Dogs will become stressed when they change to a new environment and their resistance will decrease. They need to adapt to the new environment for a period of time before they can be vaccinated.

3. Vaccination of pregnant dog mothers can enhance antibodies against their children. Dogs are relatively fragile during pregnancy and their resistance will decrease. Vaccination at this time may cause the female dog to become sick, cause fetal malformation, and may even cause miscarriage.

4. The sooner the vaccine is injected, the better. Dogs do not need to be vaccinated when they are not breastfeeding. Breast milk will bring antibodies to the dog. Moreover, puppies are weak and vaccination may bring danger to them.

5. Dogs will not get sick if they are vaccinated. Vaccination only prevents several infectious diseases, but it does not mean that dogs will never get sick.

6. It’s okay if a dog has been vaccinated against rabies and bites someone. Dogs are vaccinated against rabies to prevent the dog from being infected with rabies. Even if the dog carries rabies virus, it is not easy to be infected, but if it bites a person, it may still bring the virus to a person.

7. Just get vaccinated once in your life. The dog's immune vaccine has an immunity period. As the age increases, the protective effect becomes weaker and weaker, so a booster shot is required every year.