07/30/2026
There is a balancing act for keeping your new pups safe and still being able to raise and emotionally resilient pup. I work with clients to help straddle that line. I won't go into that part here but for those that might not be familiar with Parvo here is some information with a link to help you. Please pass it on.
If you have unvaccinated pups at home see the protocols for keeping them safe.
WHAT DOGS ARE AT RISK FOR CANINE PARVOVIRUS?
All dogs can catch canine parvovirus, but puppies ages 6 to 20 weeks and unvaccinated dogs are most at risk, the American Veterinary Medicine Association said.
Rottweilers, Doberman pinschers, bull terrier breeds, German shepherds and English springer spaniels also are most at risk, the association said.
Humans can’t catch canine parvovirus, but it can be deadly for dogs.
