How long can a puppy go out for a walk?

Updated on pet 2024-06-28
16 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    In about 10 days, you can take the dog out for a walk, especially after the puppy is vaccinated, observe if the dog has any abnormalities.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    After the puppy is vaccinated, I recommend staying for a day before going out for a walk to see if the puppy has any adverse reactions.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    You can go out after 2 weeks of vaccination, because the dog's physique will be very weak after vaccination, so don't take your dog out.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Dogs can go out and play if they are not vaccinated, but avoid crowds and contact with other dogs. It is advisable not to take your dog out to play and to minimize contact with the outside world. Because there may be insufficient antibodies in the body, there is a risk of infectious diseases.

    Unvaccinated dogs do not produce antibodies against viruses in the environment. Common canine infectious diseases include parvo, canine plague, canine coronal, etc., puppies are more susceptible (low resistance), and adult dogs that have not been vaccinated can also be infected. Vaccination is the safest practice, and the antibodies of each infectious disease should be tested after immunization in the first year to see if the antibody titer is up to standard. The antibody is qualified, and the immunization can be boosted next year.

    It is recommended to take an antibody test about a week after vaccination. If the antibody test result level is up to standard, you can take the dog out for contact with the same kind of person, and if the antibody test does not meet the standard, it is recommended to get another dose of vaccine.

    Dogs are usually given their first immunization at 45 days of age and can be taken out of the house two weeks after vaccination. When the dog is vaccinated, it is recommended to stay in the hospital for observation for half an hour, the dog may have allergies, increased body temperature, loss of appetite and other reactions.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    If the dog is a puppy, the first immunization requires three shots of infectious disease prevention vaccine and one shot of rabies vaccine.

    Two weeks after the four injections, the antibody and antibody titers were measured.

    Only those who are qualified can be taken out to play, otherwise, they will be vaccinated. If the dog is followed up to strengthen the immunization, then it can be taken out for a walk after a week. The vaccine is a live attenuated vaccine, and the animal body will be weaker and the immunity will be low one week after vaccination.

    It is best for the owner not to let the dog catch a cold, bathe, and try not to take it out.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    The question you are asking, is it your own vaccination, or the dog's vaccination, if you have completed the vaccine yourself, if there is no reflection of walking the dog, of course, it is okay, and the dog is vaccinated, under normal circumstances, you can walk the dog on the same day.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    After the dog has been vaccinated against rabies, the dog can be taken out for a walk in about two days, and the effect of the rabies vaccine has taken effect in two days.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    After vaccination, we can walk the dogs on the same day, as long as it is not a large group. Because after vaccination, you can't exercise too aggressively.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    No, I haven't been vaccinated, I don't have virus resistance in my body, and it's easy to get sick. There are many parents who just don't pay attention to vaccines, resulting in dogs being infected with parvo and canine distemper. The probability of such a virus infection** is small, and it can easily cause tragedy.

    During the vaccine period, you can feed some gastrointestinal treasures to regulate, which can relieve discomfort and reduce stress.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Generally speaking, if the dog has completed three shots of the vaccine at the time of the initial immunization, you can take the dog out to play after a week, and even take it out for bathing or grooming.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    There is no deadline for this 1The dog is tired of playing.

    It's like when you climb a mountain or go shopping, when you are tired to the extreme, you don't want to move, you are really exhausted. Of course, dogs will also have this situation, and going out for a walk is equivalent to playing.

    Like some dogs that don't exercise too much, such as VIPs and Pomeranians, they will stop and rest for a while after walking for a while. There are also elderly dogs, whose physical strength is not as abundant as that of young dogs.

    2.The dog's attention is attracted.

    When a dog passes by a certain place, the nose keeps staring at a certain place and keeps smelling, and no matter how much it drags away, it is attracted to a certain smell, which may be the urine of other dogs. At this time, the shovel officer can.

  12. Anonymous users2024-02-01

    1. Do not bathe and go out for a walk within 10 days after the dog is vaccinated.

    Precautions for dogs after vaccination:

    1. Keep warm after the vaccine. Because after the dog is vaccinated, its own resistance will be weakened, and it is very easy to catch a cold.

    2. It's best not to help it take a bath, get a blanket for it to sleep on, and don't let it sleep on the floor.

    3. 10-15 days after the injection of the vaccine, antibodies will be produced, at this time its resistance reaches the weakest, do not go out to walk the dog.

  13. Anonymous users2024-01-31

    You can take it out after a week, but it is not recommended.

    The reason is as follows: it takes seven days after the vaccine to produce antibodies, and the dog that is vaccinated for the first time must be half a month after the three shots to produce enough antibodies to defend against the diseases contained in the vaccine. After the first shot, it basically has no effect, and it is still relatively dangerous.

    At home, you should spray more odor disinfectant and do a good job of disinfection to avoid carrying the virus.

  14. Anonymous users2024-01-30

    The dog has taken the third dose of the vaccine and can go out after **7-10 days**.

    It is recommended to observe whether the dog produces antibodies for about 7-10 days after vaccination.

  15. Anonymous users2024-01-29

    It is not recommended for dogs to go out after vaccination.

    Because during or just after vaccination, dogs have weak constitutions and weak resistance, and they are prone to contracting diseases when they go out. Vaccine is a weakened virus (in addition to rabies vaccine, rabies vaccine is an inactivated vaccine), its virus virulence is not enough to make animals sick, but it can activate the immune response of animals, so that the body produces antibodies to prevent the invasion of the virus, it generally takes about two weeks to produce antibodies, so dogs can go out after 2 weeks of vaccination.

    Veterinarians usually recommend not taking your dog out of the house until he has been vaccinated, as the dog's immune system is not fully developed and it is very susceptible to illness.

    The sooner the socialization of the dog is carried out, the better, and the time when 2-3 months old is the ** period, which is fleeting. But by the time the vaccine is fully administered, the dogs are almost 4 months old, and they have missed the best time for socialization.

    Therefore, before the vaccine is completed, we can go out with the dog in our arms, although he cannot walk on the ground, but he can listen, see, and smell, which belong to the socialization training of the dog.

    For example, if you just bought a puppy, you can walk around the community with him, let him smell the air and familiarize himself with the environment of the community. You can take it to the supermarket, the road, the park, etc., so that he can listen to the sound of cars, the noise of the crowd, the screams of children, etc., which can help you get used to and adapt to the surrounding environment faster when walking the dog in the back.

  16. Anonymous users2024-01-28

    Often like stray dogs are crazy outside, because it does not carry germs but has a probability of infection after contact with unknown organisms in the wild, if it is in captivity and rarely goes out to see the tighter, I personally feel that there is no need to fight, vaccination is not a good thing, regardless of the quality of the vaccine, people are nausea and vomiting after vaccination, the puppy is unbearable to eat the small body, almost all of the rabies infected in the outside world are bitten by stray dogs, there is no need to listen to who said that they must fight something, When you were dating a friend, would you ask them to have been vaccinated against HIV? Of course, there is no AIDS vaccine, let's say another, just for example, my dog goes out very little, are to eat cooked food, never hit any seedlings and take any medicine, in its adult took a deworming drug, the result is no worms, so cooked food is very important, often play with it, it will definitely not bite its owner, but ** is scratched that is unavoidable, my hands and legs are often scratched, disinfect with alcohol, disinfection is to prevent tetanus or other bacterial infection, Don't worry about getting rabies, the dog with rabies must be the dog crazy first, commonly known as the mad dog bites, the outside world requires to advocate a variety of care is basically the following kinds of people, 1People who have pets listen to others because they don't understand 2

    The so-called pet hospital experts can get more profits, people who have dogs know that it is more expensive, ordinary pet dogs are okay, and high-end dogs are more profitable. 3.People who are seriously suspicious and sick think that they will definitely get rabies if they are bitten or scratched by a dog, and they will inevitably be scratched by dogs when they interact.

    Anyway, I am still alive with scars on my arms and calves, if you insist on saying that rabies has an incubation period, then well, I have been latent for several years, will I die of rabies We will wait and see, my advice is to try to avoid contact with stray dogs and unfamiliar dogs, I don't know the details are easy to be bitten, whether they carry rabies virus or not, it is always painful to be bitten, and finally I wish everyone a happy dog.

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