What are the common diseases of Boxers?

The Boxer is an aggressive breed that is mostly used as a police dog or guard dog. No matter how good the breed is, it can’t escape the harassment of diseases, the Boxer also has some common diseases, let’s take a look at it. One, rabies: rabies is an acute infectious disease caused by a filtering virus, this disease is currently drug-free, the death rate of up to 100 percent, currently only through the injection of vaccines to prevent, there are two types of vaccines, one is rabies weak cell lyophilized vaccine, the other is rabies vaccine, injection of vaccine immunization period of up to one year, so after the injection every other year need to be injected again. Second, canine micro-virus disease: canine micro-virus disease is an acute infectious disease caused by a virus, the main danger is 3-12 large puppies, canine micro will not be misdiagnosed as enteritis, dysentery, pneumonia and other diseases, because it also has the corresponding symptoms of these diseases, such as vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms, if a sick dog because promptly take it to the vet for examination, and then symptomatic treatment, want to prevent canine micro-virus disease injection canine The best way to prevent canine poliovirus disease is to inject canine poliovirus vaccine or five vaccines. Third, pneumonia: dogs suffering from pneumonia will appear to be depressed, poor appetite, like lying on the ground, body temperature of 39.5-4.degrees and other symptoms. Pneumonia can be injected with analgesic to lower the body temperature, intramuscular injection of penicillin or oral erythromycin is also very good. Roundworm disease: roundworm disease is one of the parasitic diseases, is a very widely spread intestinal parasitic disease, this disease seriously affects the normal development of puppies and young dogs, so we need to take puppies to the vet every month for examination and deworming. Skin diseases: Skin diseases are also a very common disease in dogs, causing skin diseases such as: infection with parasites, bacterial and fungal infections, malnutrition, etc.