Puppies, getting their rounds of vaccinations the correct age and intervals is crucial. So, put your puppy's vaccine dates on your schedule
andask  if your veterinarian office will send you reminders.

Necessary vaccines for the first series . Vets and local laws differ a bit about exactly what to give when so use these tips as guidelines and
follow your vet's advice. Ask your veterinarian which vaccines are age appropriate are 1. Distemper 2. Parvo 3. Corona and 4. Bordatella. 5.
Leptospirosis  6. Rabies

There are rarely side effects to vaccines but there are a few serious ones that you should be on the outlook for.

1.Swelling of face, neck, head or body.

2.Loss of consciousness.

3.Seizures.

4.Hives, or large swellings anywhere on the body.

5.Difficulty breathing.

6.Disorientation or poor co-ordination.

It is important to keep your puppy from any situation with multiple dogs or unknown dogs until he's had his third series of boosters. At the least,
keep him away from other canines for five days after his vaccines, as it takes that long for them to start working. Ignoring this rule could
expose your puppy to viruses that could  have deadly consequences.

While it's tough to make all those vet appointments with a new puppy, just think of it as insurance against illness and assurance of a healthy
puppy.
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                                    Guide to Puppy Vaccinations