Simply put, a vaccine is an exercise for getting sick. When a virus invades the body of a dog, its body will produce corresponding antibodies that specifically attack and destroy the invading microorganisms. After the invading microorganisms are killed, the dog also acquires resistance to the virus, but if the antibody fails, that is the beginning of the virus.

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Vaccination is actually a simulated small invasion - we make a vaccine to weaken the harm of the virus, and then inject it into the dog's body, so that the immune system in the body recognizes it, produces antibodies and remembers it . When encountering a really strong virus, the immune system can quickly identify and eliminate the virus. Therefore, the ultimate goal of vaccination is to make dogs immune to invading viruses. But some interfering factors can affect the production of antibodies, so if the vaccine is to be successful, it must be done at a time when the immune system is not disturbed.

The puppy just bought from the dog dealer has weak resistance, bad environment, improper care and poor physical foundation. When you get home, you should first go to a reliable animal hospital to inject serum to enhance resistance. The effective time of the serum is only 7 days. During these 7 days, do not let it go out, do not bathe, and neither the dog nor the owner should touch other dogs. Use this time to observe its appetite, urine, body temperature, mental state, and whether the nose is wet, etc., clip the thermometer to the hairless part of the inner thigh for 5 minutes, and fever above 39 degrees. Puppies with symptoms such as fever, runny nose, cough, and diarrhea should seek medical attention immediately, without delay.

If your puppy does not have any abnormality and is active and healthy, then congratulations, when it is 50 days old, you can take it to the hospital for the first injection of imported canine six vaccines. The vaccine protects against six acute infectious diseases in dogs, including: canine distemper, canine parvovirus disease, canine leptospirosis, infectious hepatitis, infectious bronchitis and parainfluenza disease. In the first year, three injections are required, with an interval of 21 days each time. After that, the injection will be once a year.

Your puppy should be vaccinated against rabies once a year when he is three months old. Rabies vaccination is the obligation of dog owners, and it is also the content stipulated by dog regulations, and must be vaccinated.

Canine virus cannot be killed by ordinary disinfectants, and canine parvovirus is especially stubborn. If you have puppies with infectious diseases in your home, no matter how you disinfect your home, you should not keep unvaccinated puppies within six months. Please don't rush to make up for your emotional loss with another puppy that hasn't been fully vaccinated, this selfish feeling will kill it.

When you take it for injection next year, it should be about a month earlier than the previous year to avoid accidents when the last shot is about to expire.

When injecting vaccines, in order to avoid being harmed by bad hospitals, please supervise the following points:

1. The temperature of the puppy should be measured before injection, and it is in a very healthy state Vaccines can only be injected under the following conditions;

2. Check whether the vaccine has expired, whether it is imported, and whether the nurse has injected all the medicines;

3. The hospital should provide an immunization record book and remind you The next injection time;

4. The vaccine should be of the same brand, otherwise it may cause immunization failure.

Timely injection of high-quality and reliable vaccines is the basic guarantee for the safety of a puppy, and it is also the minimum responsibility of every dog owner.