Aussie Talk

Most breeders will have immunized the puppy with his first shots. Your breeder will provide you with a list from their veterinarian of what shots were given and when. It’s always a good idea to visit your own vet within a week for a full puppy check and discuss with your vet the proper vaccination protocol to follow.

For specific data and research I suggest you visit www.australianterrierinternational.org.

Annual physical and vaccinations, which includes advice on flea and tick control options. As well as annual heartworm tests and control. Lyme's preventative is also recommended depending on your area or if you plan to be in an area affected with deer ticks.

Spaying your female is usually, done at 6 months of age, male neuters suggested at 1 year of age. This is very important as there are far too many unwanted, puppies living in shelters or euthanized, please do not contribute to this problem.

4 Weeks: Deworming

6 Weeks: Deworming

8 Weeks: Distemper, Parvovovirus, Adenovirus, Parainfluenza and Coronavirus.

12 Weeks: Booster  the above 

Year two titer test, otherwise shots every third year depending on your location.  Rabies according to your state laws, most states are every three years.

This is just a suggestion and what we follow here at Dunham Lake Aussies. As always check with your Veterinarian for what may be a variable in your specific part of the country.