Dogs can go out for a walk when they are 3 to 4 months old, mainly depending on whether the dog has finished vaccination, and has good antigen and good health. Dogs are usually weaned for 45 days, and then they can start getting vaccinated. One shot is given every 21 days, with a total of three shots before and after. At this time, the dog is less than 3 months old. After getting the vaccine, it takes another week to observe the dog's antigenic reaction. The dog is healthy and in good condition, so it can be taken out for a walk.
Pay attention to holding the dog leash. The dog is lively and active, full of curiosity about the outdoors, and likes to run around, and will get lost if you are not careful. When encountering a large and ferocious dog, the puppy may be bitten by the other party if it collides too much.
Avoid going to crowded places. There may be some novelty when puppies go out for the first time, but too many people may disturb them, especially in places where there are many children. Children may want to touch the dog when they see it cute, but puppies are timid and nervous, and may bite the child by accident.
Don't let dogs get into grass. Puppies have poor resistance. They are prone to mosquito bites, causing skin diseases or bacterial infections. The first time a puppy goes out for a walk should not be too long. The dog is too excited and it will be difficult to calm down after returning home.