The puppies should've started getting their vaccinations at 8 weeks old. They're running behind on that, please get them vaccinated ASAP.
As for spay/neuter, they can be done now, depending on the breed. Some vets want you to wait until 6 months old, but rescues & shelters get their puppies altered at 9 weeks, and they're perfectly healthy (doesn't stunt growth or any other nonsense).
2007-05-12 06:12:43
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answered by Anonymous
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The optimum time for getting a dog vaccinated is at 8 weeks, when the immunity derived from their mothers has started to wane. Never to late tho, so get them to to the vets to get them started!
Castration is done from 5 and a half months onwards in usual cases.
Chalice
2007-05-12 10:11:54
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answered by Chalice 7
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They should have already had two sets of vaccinations,
1st set at 8-9 weeks
2nd set at 12 -14 weeks
3rd & final set at 16 -18 weeks
Rabies at 20 weeks or older.
Neutering is usually done around 6 months old.
2007-05-12 06:20:20
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answered by Great Dane Lover 7
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they're mandatory. The bordetella isn't merely for boarding your pup or kennel canine that is extensively utilized for many pets. in case you're taking your canine to a canine park or everywhere else your canine could are available in touch with yet another you ought to get a bordetella which protects against what's pronounced as kennel cough yet will help forestall maximum greater respitory problems your canine could settlement from fidgeting with different domestic dogs. The dhpp vaccine is amazingly significant. It facilitates defend against distinctive issues while you evaluate it quite is a blend vaccine yet a number of those issues comprise parvo and distemper. You canine can settlement those undemanding by making use of walking the place an contaminated canine has walked if not vaccinated. And the rabies is many times required by making use of regulation counting on the place you reside yet is likewise significant. additionally in case you reside in a community the place there are particularly some ticks i could additionally evaluate possibly getting a lymes affliction vaccine yet on condition that your canine is in a community with ticks. wish this allows. solid luck!
2017-01-09 17:35:44
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answered by ? 3
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At 4 months old, your pups should already have both their first and second set of puppy shots - as a matter of fact, pups should not be exposed to the outside prior to having those as the shots help build their immune system and keep them from getting sick.
As far as neutering is concerned, there are many veterinarians who will perform pediatric spay or neuter surgeries, some on dogs as young as 8 to 10 weeks old. There's some discussion that it's better for the dog to grow and mature prior to being neutered, particularly if it is a large breed dog. In large breeds, early neutering does make a difference in their growth. (German Shepherds neutered at an early age, for example, tend to turn out very "leggy".) It's recommended that, with a large breed dog, you wait until 10 month to a year old before neutering.
2007-05-12 06:13:44
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answered by Abby K9 4
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They should have had all of there vaccinens by now sorry to be blunt but they are a bit passed due for them. and as for having them nuterd they can be done at this age or even before this age.
2007-05-12 06:14:29
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answered by Lilly 3
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