how many shots do a husky puppy need?

i am getting a 7 wk yr old husky puppy but the problem is that he does not have his shots? how many shots does it need and how much would it cost (an estimate)?

    how many shots do a husky puppy need?

    i am getting a 7 wk yr old husky puppy but the problem is that he does not have his shots? how many shots does it need and how much would it cost (an estimate)?...
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    • how many shots do a husky puppy need?

      how many shots do a husky puppy need? General Dog Discussions
      i am getting a 7 wk yr old husky puppy but the problem is that he does not have his shots? how many shots does it need and how much would it cost (an estimate)?

      how many shots do a husky puppy need?

      how many shots do a husky puppy need? General Dog Discussions
    • that depends you should see a vet to see if he is sick or the shots that he needs puppies need shots like booster shots and many others to keep away bugs and parasites

    • Seven weeks is too early to take this puppy from his mother. Leave him with his mother for at least another couple of weeks; if you do, you'll end up with a happier, healthier, more well-adjusted pup. In fact, in many states, it's illegal to take a puppy from his mother at that age. In any case, you'll be doing the dog a disservice if you take him too early. The vet will tell you how many shots your pup needs. There are "core" vaccines, which are considered standard for most dogs-- rabies, parvo, distemper... And then there are "noncore" vaccines, like leptospirosis and Lyme disease, and even a vaccine to protect against rattlesnake venom. "Noncore" vaccinations are not considered necessary for all dogs. Some might be given depending on the risk in where you live (like Lyme disease or rattlesnake), and others might be given depending on your dog's lifestyle (like bordetella, for dogs who will be boarded with lots of other dogs). Some people think these "noncore," and even some of the "core," vaccines are actually harmful to dogs' health. You have to do your own research and talk to your own vet to decide for yourself. As for cost: expect to spend at least a few hundred dollars in your first vet visits-- vaccines, tests, stool sample, check-up, etc.

    • Go to a feed lot, most of these places sell puppy 6 in 1 shots, and they'll tell you everything you need. Some of them even have vets come out like once a week to give shots you cannot buy, like rabies.