Can I keep a dog after ten days of canine distemper?

It is best not to raise dogs after ten days of canine distemper. The canine distemper virus can exist in the environment for a long time. If we have not done a good job of disinfection, it is best to raise them again after half a year. If we have done a good job of disinfection, we can raise them in advance. Of course, we can also directly purchase dogs that have been vaccinated.
Tips:
Dogs infected with canine distemper virus will still shed the virus for one year after recovery. At this time, do not let them come into contact with other dogs.
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