Vaccination of dogs is important to protect dogs from pests and viruses
Author: Rose F. Callaway
The type of vaccine and the time that is given is the decision of the veterinarian who will be based on factors such as the immune status of the pet, because if you take the puppy milk at the time of adoption is expected between 14 and 21 days for vaccination because the vaccine antibodies may overlap with those of the mother’s milk, leaving the unprotected animal. If the puppy is weaned earlier than usual, it should be vaccinated a month and a half years to immunize parvovirus, but if you have two months with the same vaccine can prevent the animal from many more diseases.
The geographic area where the dog lives or lived and his colleagues are also important factors. In rural areas where feral dogs live is more likely that the animals have not been to the vet and need a complete vaccination. Dogs, however canine competitions, races, beauty contests or live in hatcheries also have a high risk of disease due to their constant contact with other animals, their waste and germs.
Certain breeds of dogs are also more vulnerable to disease. As the German Shepherd, Boxer, Rottweiler, Pit Bull that are more likely to suffer distemper, parvovirus and coronavirus. These should be given specific vaccines for the diseases listed above.
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