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  #1 Brennan Magnusson on 11 Jan 14

   

  The first rule in taking good care of your dog is: As soon as your dog is ill, just take him to a vet! Use with caution assistance of friends or people that are supposed to be 'old, knowledgeable dog breeders.' Just a veterinarian is qualified to spot trouble and prescribe treatment.
  
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  While a puppy is nursing, it might get protective antibodies in its mother's milk. When the dog is weaned, this natural immunity will quickly disappear and might be gone within fourteen days. Many puppies are susceptible to diseases as of this young age. Your vet may prescribe a vaccination program beginning at 6 to 8 months, so it is important that you contact him/her instantly. Be taught more on our favorite partner site - Click this hyperlink: Nexopia | Blog.
  
  Distemper, hepatitis and leptospirosis are typical and serious conditions which destroy many pets annually. Rabies is also a threat which should be guarded against in rural as well as urban centers because of the possible chance of contact with bites of infected animals.
  
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