The difference between the quadruple-linked vaccine and the six-linked vaccine that are routinely injected into dogs mainly lies in the type of prevention of infectious diseases. Viruses that canine quadruple vaccine can prevent: canine distemper, canine parvovirus, parainfluenza, and canine infectious hepatitis. Viruses that canine six-linked vaccine can prevent: canine distemper, parvovirus, canine infectious hepatitis, canine parainfluenza, canine adenovirus types Ⅰ and Ⅱ, canine leptospira, two more infectious diseases than the quadruple-linked vaccine prevention. When vaccinating dogs, it is recommended to vaccinate them appropriately according to their own conditions. It is generally recommended to choose the six-part vaccine. The first vaccination for dogs is 56 days after birth, with booster vaccinations every one year thereafter.

What should be paid attention to when vaccinating dogs:

1. The dog needs to stay in the new home for more than 15 days, fully adapt to the environment at home, and survive the stress. period of excitement.

2. The puppies have been raised at home for more than a week and there are no obvious abnormalities (eating, drinking, and defecating at home are normal, no vomiting, diarrhea, and coughing, they are in good spirits, and their weight is up to standard). Only when the above conditions are met can the rabies vaccine be injected .

3. After the vaccination, pay attention to keeping warm. Keep the food, drink and environment the same as before within a week. Reduce going out and exercise. You should not take a bath within a week and have as little contact with dogs outside as possible.