Generally speaking, Corgis receive the first six-linked vaccine at 6-7 weeks after birth, the second six-linked vaccine at 11-12 weeks, the third six-linked vaccine at 14-15 weeks, and the third six-linked vaccine at 14-15 weeks after birth. After finishing the six-part vaccine, the rabies vaccine should be given one week apart. After that, one dose of six-part vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine are given regularly every year.

What to pay attention to when vaccinating Corgi dogs:

1. Do not vaccinate newly purchased dogs. For newly purchased Corgi puppies, you should feed them for about a week first, and then go to the pet hospital for a check-up after the dog's eating and bowel movements are stable to see if they are suitable for vaccination.

2. Do not vaccinate sick dogs. If the dog becomes sick when it is time to vaccinate, it is not suitable to vaccinate at this time, otherwise it will be harmed. Symptomatic treatment should be given first, and the body should be conditioned to recover before injection.

3. Do not take your dog out during the vaccination period. Dogs cannot be taken out of the house during the vaccination period. The vaccine period is when the dog is at its weakest. The environment outside is complex and there will be many viral components in the air. If you take it out and let it breathe the virus, it will be a serious threat to the dog. A fatal blow.