Can dogs still get parvovirus if they are vaccinated? what is the reason?

Dogs that have been vaccinated and have passed the antibody level test will not be infected with canine distemper. Dogs that have not been vaccinated or have vaccinated dogs with unqualified antibody levels will not be exposed to canine distemper and parvovirus if they are not exposed to canine distemper and parvovirus. It is possible that you will not be infected by the virus if your resistance is always strong.
Tip:
Some dogs may not be exposed to canine distemper parvovirus but are still infected. This is because the virus exists in the dog's body, and once its resistance is reduced, it will become ill.
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