Generally speaking, Teddy needs a total of 4 shots of vaccines within one year of age, including 3 shots of multiple vaccines and one shot of rabies vaccine. Dogs can be vaccinated with the first dose of the combined vaccine at about 45 days old, followed by the second dose of the combined vaccine 28 days apart, and the third dose of the combined vaccine and a rabies shot 28 days apart. After adulthood, you need to receive another dose of combined vaccine and a shot of rabies every year to strengthen your immunity.

What should be paid attention to when Teddy is vaccinated:

1. Healthy body: First of all, Teddy must not be sick and be healthy. Dogs can be vaccinated only if they are healthy and have no other diseases such as viral, bacterial infection or trauma, and are not pregnant.

2. Time for the first vaccination: Newborn Teddy cannot be vaccinated. The most appropriate time to inject the vaccine for the first time is around 45 days after birth, when the dog has basically been weaned. Some people may worry that puppies will get sick, but in fact there is absolutely no need, because dogs drinking breast milk can also improve their immunity before weaning.

3. Continuity: People who understand vaccination should be clear that vaccination requires continuity. If you have decided to vaccinate your dog, you need to vaccinate it every year. Generally speaking, the vaccine injection time in the following year is about half a month earlier than the injection time in the previous year.