Dogs cannot be vaccinated against rabies alone. If the dog is only vaccinated against rabies, it will only prevent the dog from being infected by rabies. It will not be immune to infectious diseases among dogs. Once it comes into contact with the source of the disease, it is likely to be infected with the infectious disease. Dogs have very weak resistance when they are young, and these infectious diseases are life-threatening to dogs. Therefore, in addition to rabies vaccination, dogs also need to be vaccinated against infectious diseases. This can effectively prevent dogs from being infected by infectious diseases, and owners can play with their dogs with confidence.

Notes on dog vaccinations:

1. Do not vaccinate newly purchased dogs. A newly bought dog is prone to stress reactions because it is in a completely new environment. If you take your dog to get vaccinated at this time, it can only be said to be beneficial and harmless, and the immunity will also be reduced. It is best to let the newly bought dog adapt to the environment and let it relax. It will take about 7 days. After this time, it can be taken for vaccination.

2. When injecting dogs with vaccinations, you must choose regular drugs. At the same time, vaccinations must be carried out under the advice of veterinarians. Only injecting dogs regularly according to the efficacy of the medicine is effective.

3. Do not replace other vaccines at will. There are actually many types of dog vaccines, such as 2-combination, 3-combination, 4-combination and other different vaccines, and the brands of vaccines are also different. If the first dose of vaccine is Intervet's 2-combination vaccine, the second dose after that will It is recommended to take the second dose of Intervet for both the third shot and the third shot. Do not change it to a quadruple shot or a second shot of other brands. If you change it, the effect of the vaccine cannot be maximized. If the dog grows up, the body will be weaker. If so, you will also be infected with the virus.