Boy B3

Parents

Max

Color: White & Tan. DNK PLL Test: Clear

14 April 2021

Hixie

Color: White & Tan.

13 September 2018

Vaccination Schedule

• Birth

  2 April 2025

  The puppy is born and begins its first contact with the world. At this stage, it is completely dependent on the mother: it receives nutrition, warmth, and passive immunity through colostrum. It is essential to ensure a calm, warm environment and to monitor the puppy’s health and weight gain.
• 6 weeks — First vaccination (DP)

  14 May 2025

  The first vaccination is usually given at around 6 weeks of age. A monovalent or bivalent vaccine against distemper and parvovirus (known as the DP vaccine) is used. This is important because maternal antibodies begin to decline, making the puppy more vulnerable to infections.
• 8 weeks — Second vaccination (DHP + L)

  28 May 2025

  The second vaccination is administered at around 8 weeks of age. A polyvalent vaccine is used to protect against distemper, adenovirus (infectious hepatitis), parvovirus, and leptospirosis (DHP + L). This strengthens the active immunity developed in the previous stage.
• 10 weeks — Ready for relocation

  11 June 2025

  Approximately 10–14 days after the second vaccination, the puppy completely ready to move to a new home. Its immune system has developed sufficiently, and the risk of infection has significantly decreased. This is the ideal time to start a new life in a loving family.
• 12 weeks — Final vaccination and rabies shot

  25 June 2025

  The final vaccination of the primary course is given at 12 weeks. It typically includes a repeat of the DHP vaccine and the mandatory rabies vaccination. After this, the puppy is considered fully vaccinated, but a short 10–14 day post-vaccination quarantine is still recommended.
• 14 weeks — First walks

  9 July 2025

  About 10–14 days after the final vaccination, it is safe to begin outdoor walks. The puppy can now actively socialize with other dogs and explore its environment. This is a crucial period in shaping its behavior, confidence, and adaptation to the world.
• 1 year — Revaccination

  26 March 2026

  At around one year of age, the puppy should receive its first booster vaccination, which includes a full vaccine set and a rabies booster. Annual vaccinations are key to preventing dangerous diseases and ensuring a long, active, and healthy life.

* Deworming is carried out 10–14 days before each vaccination.

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