When should Teddy dogs be vaccinated? Teddy dogs will receive one shot of six-linked vaccine 45 days after birth, the second shot of six-linked vaccine four weeks later, and the third shot of six-linked vaccine four weeks later; after the third shot After taking the six-linked vaccine, take the rabies vaccine one week apart; thereafter, one injection of six-linked vaccine and one injection of rabies vaccine will be given regularly every year.

Newly born Teddy dogs, that is, lactating puppies, do not need to be vaccinated, because at this stage, the puppies can obtain antibodies through breast milk. Therefore, puppies at this stage There is some resistance in the dog's body, so the time for vaccination should be chosen after the Teddy puppies are weaned.

Generally speaking, puppies should receive the first dose of vaccine 6-7 weeks after birth. This time is usually after the dog is weaned normally, that is, around 1-2 months old. To put it simply, you can also start vaccinating your puppy about 1 week after normal weaning.

Be sure to check Teddy’s health before taking the first shot of vaccine, and inject it while ensuring that Teddy is in good health. After Teddy has received the first injection of six-linked vaccine, the second injection of six-linked vaccine can be started when Teddy puppies are about 11-12 weeks old, and the third injection of six-linked vaccine can be given at 14-15 weeks after birth. and injected.

The rabies vaccine is given to Teddy puppies after they are three months old. Generally, the rabies vaccine is given one week after the third dose of the six-linked vaccine.

After Teddy dogs reach adulthood, they should receive regular injections every year, including one shot of six-linked vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine.