Pug Vaccination Schedule

Personalized Pug puppy vaccination schedule for the US, UK, and EU. Adjust your puppy's age and country below. The schedule updates as you go.

Important: this is a reference. It is not a substitute for your vet. Always confirm the specific schedule for your puppy with the clinic that treats them.

Breed
Pug
Pet's age
weeks

Pug vaccination schedule

8 weeks (≈2 months)United States schedule

Next due: 6 to 8 weeks · DHPP #1, Bordetella #1 (if going to puppy class or daycare)

AgeStatusCoreNon-core
6 to 8 weeksDue now
  • DHPP #1
  • Bordetella #1 (if going to puppy class or daycare)
10 to 12 weeksUpcoming
  • DHPP #2
  • Leptospirosis #1 (regional)
  • Lyme #1 (regional)
14 to 16 weeksUpcoming
  • DHPP #3
  • Leptospirosis #2
  • Lyme #2
  • Bordetella
16 weeks+Required by law in most US states.Upcoming
  • Rabies #1
12 monthsUpcoming
  • DHPP booster
  • Rabies booster
  • Leptospirosis annual
  • Lyme annual
  • Bordetella annual
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Common questions about Pug vaccinations

When should my Pug start vaccinations?

Most Pug 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.

Why is brachycephalic relevant for my Pug?

Pugs can react more strongly to closely-spaced injections and to anesthesia. Vaccines themselves are fine; if your pup is sleepy or sore after a shot, ask about spacing the next visit.

Should my Pug get split visits?

Often yes. Pugs are toy-sized and brachycephalic, both reasons to consider splitting combined doses across two appointments.

Does my Pug need outdoor non-core vaccines?

Usually no. Pugs are indoor dogs that overheat easily and stay in. Lepto and Lyme are typically skipped.

Same schedule for a Pug mix?

Yes for the core vaccines. DHPP and Rabies are identical for purebreds and mixes. Non-core vaccines depend on lifestyle and region, not breed. The schedule above works for any Pug mix.

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