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Great Dane vaccination schedule

A general Great Dane puppy vaccination schedule by age, with what each vaccine protects against. Schedules for the US, the UK and the EU. Your vet sets the actual one.

Species
Pet's age
Where your pet lives

Vaccination guidelines differ by region. Anywhere else, the US schedule is shown as a general guide: your vet sets the actual one.

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Questions

When should my Great Dane start vaccinations?

Most Great Dane puppies start their first DHPP between 6 and 8 weeks in the US, or 6 to 9 weeks in the UK and EU. Use the form above with your puppy's age and country to see the next-due date.

When can my Great Dane start long walks?

Short walks start after the final puppy vaccination (given at 16 weeks or later), when your vet says protection is in place. Long-distance walks, running, jumping, and stair work wait until your vet confirms growth is finished, at about 18 months.

Should my Great Dane get titer testing later?

Many vets offer it for adult giant breeds. Discuss it after the first-year series is complete.

Are Great Danes more sensitive to vaccines?

Not specifically. Standard DHPP schedule applies. The bigger giant-breed concern is over-exercise, not vaccine reactions.

Same schedule for a Great Dane mix?

Yes. The core vaccines are the same for purebreds and mixes: DHPP, leptospirosis in the US (AAHA), and rabies where the law or travel requires it. Vaccines such as Lyme and Bordetella depend on lifestyle and region, not breed. The schedule above works for any Great Dane mix.