What we often refer to as vaccination refers to dog vaccination, which is to prevent dogs from getting some infectious diseases with high mortality rates. Generally, dogs need four shots of vaccine, three of which are to prevent canine distemper, parvovirus and other infectious diseases. Yes, there is also a shot to prevent rabies virus. Parents should inject it in time when the dog reaches the vaccine age to prevent the dog from being infested with the virus.

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Vaccines to prevent canine distemper, parvovirus and other infectious diseases can be injected when dogs are two months old, while rabies vaccine requires dogs to be injected after three months.