Dogs can get sick just like people. Vaccinating dogs is something every owner must do. There are still many misconceptions about vaccinating dogs.

Black Russian Terrier

1. Go out less and don’t have to fight

In fact, as the number of pets increases, the density increases rapidly, and the interactions between relatives and friends, as well as the owners' outings, may bring the virus to the dogs at home.

2. Don’t criticize after hearing the comments

Some owners may not take their dogs to get vaccinated because they heard that other people’s dogs got sick after being vaccinated. But this does not mean that all dogs will get sick after being vaccinated, nor does it mean that the vaccine should not be given.

3. Pregnant dogs can be vaccinated

The reaction after vaccine injection is strong and may damage the fetus. Usually the vaccine instructions clearly state "Contraindicated for pregnant dogs." If the dog's mother's vaccination time happens to be at this time, she should wait until after breastfeeding.

4. Hit if something goes wrong

The purpose of vaccines is prevention, not treatment. If the puppy has been infected with the virus or has poor physique and nutrition, vaccination will harm it. It should be treated symptomatically, recuperate the body, and adapt to the environment, and then be immunized when it is very healthy.