Puppy Vaccination Schedule Checklist (Printable)

Many vets advise waiting until about a week after the final puppy vaccine, but supervised socialisation in safe spaces can usually begin earlier. Ask your vet.

Yes. Vaccines, timing and legal requirements such as rabies differ by country and region, and sometimes by vet. Use the typical timeline above as a guide and always follow your own vet.

Core vaccines usually protect against distemper, adenovirus (hepatitis) and parvovirus, often given together as DHPP, plus rabies where required. Non-core vaccines such as Bordetella or leptospirosis depend on lifestyle and region. Your vet will advise.

Puppies typically receive a series of shots every two to four weeks starting around 6 to 8 weeks of age until about 16 weeks, then a booster at 12 to 16 months. The exact schedule varies, so follow your vet.

Many vets advise waiting until about a week after the final puppy vaccine before public places, though safe, supervised socialisation can often begin earlier. Ask your vet what is right for your area.

Yes. Every checklist is free to read, print and download as a PDF. There is no sign-up and no email required.

Yes. The checklists are free for puppy owners in every country. PDFs are print-ready on A4, and in the print window you can pick any paper size you have. Weights are shown in both pounds and kilograms.