Many pet owners nowadays like to raise pets, but do not know how to care for them. As a result, many owners do not even vaccinate their dogs, causing the dogs to contract many preventable diseases. Vaccinating dogs has become common knowledge, and it is hoped everyone will actively get their dogs vaccinated, which is good for both the family and the dogs themselves. So, what vaccines need to be given?

What vaccines should be given when raising an Alaskan Malamute?

       First, the first vaccine is the kennel cough vaccine. At 20 to 30 days after birth for Alaskan Malamutes, it is the time to inject the kennel cough vaccine. Without the kennel cough vaccine, when winter and kennel cough season arrive, if the dog contracts kennel cough, the illness will be severe and the dog will suffer a lot. Therefore, the kennel cough vaccine is strongly recommended for dog owners to inject their dogs.

What vaccines should be given when raising an Alaskan Malamute?

       There is also the deworming vaccine. For most Alaskan Malamute puppies, there are parasites in the intestines. Around 28 days of age, the puppies can be given the deworming vaccine, but if the puppy is not developing well or is underweight, it is suggested to wait a while. The puppy should preferably weigh more than 1000 grams to be able to withstand the deworming vaccine injection. One week after the deworming vaccine, the formal immunization program begins, focusing on preventing distemper and parvovirus, as these illnesses are quite severe for Alaskan Malamutes. Therefore, this series of immunization vaccines must not be omitted.

What vaccines should be given when raising an Alaskan Malamute?

       Finally, after all injections are completed, comes the rabies vaccine. The rabies vaccine needs to be given once a year by the owner. It is best for the owner to hold the dog during the vaccination process, as the momentary pain may cause the dog to attack others due to fear.