The majority of vets advise that puppies don't go outside before they're fully protected against disease. But keeping your unvaccinated puppy inside all day could hinder them later in life–which is why you'll need to start socialising them as soon as possible.
Can I take my unvaccinated puppy out?
Socialising Your Unvaccinated Puppy Outside This is all part of the important phase of puppy socialisation and habituation skills that puppies require between the ages of 3-15 weeks. Do not let your puppies walk outside as the risk of parvovirus and leptospirosis with unvaccinated puppies is high.
Can an unvaccinated puppy meet a vaccinated one?
A) Puppies can meet vaccinated dogs at any age, but if the vaccination status of the other dog is unknown we advise that they don't mix until 2 weeks after the second vaccination.
Can unvaccinated puppies hang out with vaccinated dogs?
Unvaccinated puppies can be safely socialized with fully-vaccinated adult dogs in safe environments like your home. Most puppy classes require proof of vaccination before you can enroll your puppy.
Can you carry puppy outside before vaccinations?
It's OK to carry your pup outside before vaccinations, just don't set them down on the ground and don't let them get close to other dogs. Your little canine's immunity will be low, so they're highly susceptible to picking up nasties.
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