How to vaccinate German Shepherd

German Shepherd vaccination time:
1. The first vaccine: German Shepherd puppies should be vaccinated against kennel cough when they are 30 days old. .
2. The second shot of vaccine: When the dog is seven to eight weeks old, he must receive the first shot of the six-linked vaccine. Before taking your dog for vaccination, you must make sure that the German Shepherd puppy does not have any symptoms of illness. For example, a cold or diarrhea. Because the dog’s body does not allow vaccination.
3. The third dose of vaccine: At 11 to 12 weeks, you should receive the second injection of the six-linked vaccine.
4. The fourth dose of vaccine: Puppies aged 14 to 15 weeks can be injected with the third six-linked vaccine.
5. The fifth injection of vaccine: After the third injection of the six-linked vaccine, wait one week before receiving another injection of rabies vaccine.
6. In the future, six-linked vaccine and rabies vaccine must be injected regularly every year. Only in this way can the dog's disease be effectively controlled.
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