I would say no because they CAN contract the parvo virus from a cats feces and if the puppy hasn't been vaccinated they WILL contract this DEADLY disease. Animals can have the PARVO virus & not get sick....especially if they have had their shots SO be VERY careful(;
You mean his shots that all dogs should get? If so, it should be done at 4 to 6 months to start on their shots and continue on into adulthood and then a yearly shots to keep it going.
i got my puppy for 500 at 8 wks old and he had his first shots.
I am assuming you mean " give a 9 month old puppy his first shots"Well , puppy should have had his first shot at 3 month, depending on the breed, some very small breeds get their shots at 4 month. But better late then never. Take this puppy to the vets as soon as possible, the vet will advise you what is needed and how to proceed.
A puppy should get a series of three distemper shots - 8 weeks, 12 weeks and 16 weeks. These should be boostered at 12 months, so by 16 months of age a dog should have had 4 distemper shots.
It is best to wait until your puppy has had all of its shots. Typically 3 sets of puppy shots will do the trick. Your puppy's shots need to include Parvo. Parvo is deadly and fairly common (depending on your area). At 4 months old they are vaccinated against Rabies (some people walk their dogs before this shot). After your puppy is fully vaccinated start your walks. If you got your dog from a breeder, they can help you with common practices in puppy care and breed specific questions. Your vet is always a good resource and should be happy to answer any question you may have.
Yes you can, and the type of shots depends on the age of the canine I believe
Yes. You're puppy would love a walk.
in some certain shots it may cost more than 15$ but a puppy shots cost 15$ maximum
You can take a puppy outside at any age just to go potty, but a puppy should have all of it's shots before it meets other dogs or spend long periods of time outside.
Two in the head with a barrat 50cal.
Once you get you puppy, you should take them to the vet. The vet will then tell you which shots your do needs and when they need to be given. Within the first coupe of months your dog should have the majority of their shots. Make sure that your dog has all of their shots before yo introduce them to new people or dogs.
Yes It is allowed