Huskies have changeable personalities, some are extremely timid, and some are extremely violent. Huskies that have entered mainland China and families have lost this extreme personality and are relatively docile. They are a popular pet dog all over the world. Together with golden retrievers and Labradors, they are listed as the three major non-aggressive dogs. Regarding the question of how old a Husky can be vaccinated, the editor will solve your questions for you next!

How old can a Husky be vaccinated?

Husky puppies should start getting vaccinated when they are thirty days old. There are some precautions when vaccinating dogs. For example, Huskies with poor physical fitness and malnutrition cannot be vaccinated temporarily. They should first improve their physical fitness and strengthen nutrition until they are stronger before vaccination. Sick huskies cannot be vaccinated. Vaccination at this time will only aggravate the condition and the vaccine will not produce an immune effect. You should receive active treatment first, and then vaccinate after you have recovered and recuperated for a period of time. Dogs that have been in contact with sick dogs before injection should first undergo a comprehensive physical examination. If the Husky shows symptoms such as fever, cough, diarrhea, increased eye feces, dry nose, vomiting, trauma, etc., the dog should not be vaccinated now. If the dog is not healthy, the vaccine should be given only after the symptoms have completely improved. After the Husky dog ​​is vaccinated, some adverse symptoms may appear, such as increased body temperature, depression, decreased appetite, etc. These are normal and will disappear soon. If there is itching all over the body and facial swelling, the dog may be allergic and should be sent to the hospital for desensitization injections as soon as possible. In short, don’t forget to vaccinate your Husky puppies. The antibodies brought by young pet dogs from their mothers will disappear soon after weaning. Vaccination of dogs in advance can reduce the chance of illness and increase the chance of survival of the dog.

What are the consequences of taking a bath during the Husky vaccine period?

Huskies must not take a bath during the vaccination period. Generally, a puppy's postnatal immunization package consists of three shots, with each shot being more than 20 days apart. During this period, bathing is absolutely not allowed. Because the antibodies are not produced and the resistance is low, it is easy to catch a cold after taking a bath, so the chance of contracting parvocanine distemper is very high. And the immunity has not been completed, so it is best not to go out. If part of its body is slightly dirty, wipe it with a wrung-out damp cloth. Personally I don’t think dry cleaning powder is effective. It is best to wait two weeks after the last three shots of the vaccine have been taken to observe if there are any problems before taking it out. If you take a shower, the later the better. After all, it’s a hundred times better to be slightly dirty or smelly than to get sick after taking a shower. And remember, even if you grow up, you should not take a bath for two weeks after getting sick, and you should not take a bath for at least a week after being vaccinated.