It is not advisable not to vaccinate your dog. Dogs need to go out frequently to increase their activity, so they are more likely to be infected by germs. If the dog is not vaccinated, it can easily cause the dog to get sick, and in severe cases, the dog can die. It is generally recommended that dogs be vaccinated against infectious diseases when they are 45 days old. The first vaccination requires 3 injections, with an interval of 21 days between each injection. Dogs over 3 months old can be vaccinated against rabies.

Notes after the dog is vaccinated:

1. The vaccine must be injected when the dog is completely healthy.

2. It is recommended to conduct an antibody test after completing the vaccine procedure to ensure successful vaccination.

3. The dog needs to stay in the new home for more than 15 days, fully adapt to the environment at home, and go through the stress period.

4. Internal and external deworming can be carried out in advance one week before vaccination, so that parasites can be eliminated, the body will be healthier, and the effect of vaccination will be better.

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