Do not take your dog out if it has only rabies but has not been vaccinated. This is because the dog’s immunity is incomplete at this time and its resistance to infectious diseases is low. It is easy to be infected with parvovirus, coronavirus or canine distemper virus when going out. and other infectious diseases. Try to get the third dose of vaccine and rabies vaccine before going out. Only then will the body have high concentrations of protective antibodies. After going out, you need to keep the leash on your dog to avoid contact with other animals of unknown origin, especially animals with abnormal shapes.

What vaccines do dogs need:

1. Dogs need to be vaccinated against infectious diseases and rabies. Vaccines to prevent infectious diseases can help dogs prevent canine distemper virus, parvovirus, infectious hepatitis virus, parainfluenza virus, leptospira, rabies virus, etc.

2. Dogs that are immunized for the first time need to receive three doses of infectious disease vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine. The first three shots are spaced 21 days apart. The dog will be taken for rabies vaccination after it reaches three months of age. After that, the dog needs to be vaccinated every year, including one shot of infectious disease vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine.