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Jabs
Our neighbor has had a fastball and has to go away this weekend and has asked us to look after their 9 week old puppy. Apart from being a baptism of fire with my 40kg mutt is there an issue with jabs as the puppy hasn't completed its yet?
If I remember rightly there isn't as my dog is up to date but i'd like to be sure.
If I remember rightly there isn't as my dog is up to date but i'd like to be sure.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Can't understand the replies - surely it is the pup that is at risk, and even if the older dog is up to date with its jabs, it can carry infections and pass them on, just because it is jabbed doesn't mean the puppy won't catch something from it.
Having said that, most pups get some immunity from their mothers, and I have always brought pups straight into my house with my older dogs. I also consider lack of socialisation as more of a threat to a puppy than the possibility of catching something, so my pups go out and meet lots of people and animals from a very early age.
Having said that, most pups get some immunity from their mothers, and I have always brought pups straight into my house with my older dogs. I also consider lack of socialisation as more of a threat to a puppy than the possibility of catching something, so my pups go out and meet lots of people and animals from a very early age.