The reason why dogs should not go out after being vaccinated

The so-called vaccine is a weakened virus. After special treatment, the virulence of the virus is weakened, which is not enough to cause disease in animals, but it can activate the body's immune response. The body produces antibodies to prevent the invasion of viruses, thus developing resistance to viruses. You can still be infected by the virus if you go out without forming antibodies.

Dog vaccination schedule

Puppies receive the first vaccine injection 45 days after birth, and then receive an additional vaccine injection for two consecutive months. After they become adults, they receive regular vaccinations every year. If vaccinated too early, maternal antibodies will neutralize the vaccine, affecting the immune effect and depleting the antibodies, which has the opposite effect. If vaccinated too late, it will not ensure health.

Dog vaccination time

The first multi-link injection: 7th to 8th week after birth.
Second injection of multiple doses: 11th to 12th week after birth.
The third multi-link injection: 15th to 16th week after birth. At this time, the rabies vaccine can be injected together.
The Dutch Intervet puppy two-part vaccine can be injected on the 28th day after birth before the first dose of the multi-part vaccine.
Lyme disease vaccine is recommended to be given together with the second and third doses.