A puppy’s immune system isn’t yet ready for the big wide world with its many viruses and parasites.
The diseases dangerous to dogs arepreventable, if the owner follows a regular vaccination programme and deworming schedule
alwaysin consultation with a veterinarian.
Vaccination schedule
Until the third shot, keep your puppy mostly in it’s own environment, and avoid contact with dogs that arenot regularly vaccinated.
If you’re bringing a new puppy into the household, make sure any resident dog is up to date with its combination (multi-valent) and rabies vaccinations beforehand.
You can start safe walks about 7–10 days after the third — preferably fourth — vaccination.
Preferred schedule:
6 weeks: Parvovirosis vaccine
8 weeks: Combo: Parvo, Distemper, Infectious Hepatitis, Leptospirosis
10 weeks: Combo + kennel cough
12 weeks: Rabies
6 months: Combo booster
9 months: Rabies booster
Two weeks later: Combo booster
Annually: Boosters for rabies, combo, kennel cough
Deworming / parasite control
2 weeks: deworming
4 weeks: deworming
6 weeks: deworming
8 weeks: féreghajtás
At 6 months (with combo), then repeat after 2 weeks; for adults, deworm quarterly, with a two-week repeat.
Protect against fleas, ticks and other parasites with dedicated products as advised by your vet/breeder.
Parasite protection Use products specifically developed for parasite control — your veterinarian, local pet pharmacies, or we can advise you on the best choice. Regular, repeated use helps prevent the appearance of unpleasant external and internal parasites.