3 weeks: Intransal bordetella (kennel cough) Vaccine. Deworm with commercially available product containing milbemycin oxime or pyrantel. Deworm the mother as well.  

6 weeks: Temporary Distemper and Measles vaccination for puppies that did not nurse from their mother during the first hours after birth or puppies from a  bitch that is not current on her vaccinations.  

8 weeks: DHLPPC*-Distemper, Canine Infectious Hepatitis, Leptospirosis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus, and Coronavirus  

12 weeks: DHLPPC Booster  

16 weeks: DHLPPC Booster  

6 months: Rabies (1-year vaccination)  

14 months: DHLPPC, administered yearly from this date  

18 months: Rabies (3-year vaccination), administered every 3 years from this  
                    date  

* The DHLPPC vaccination requires the two booster injections to build up maximum 
    immunity in the dog  

These vaccinations are for canine diseases that are not a threat to most dogs in there everyday life surroundings:  

Bordetella(Canine Cough Complex or Kennel Cough)  

Administered in drops via the dogs nose  
Recommended for dogs that are kept in confined areas with many other  dogs  
Usually required for boarding, kenneling, commercial travel, and international travel  
Booster: yearly  

Lyme Disease  

Administered as an injection  
Recommended for dogs residing in, or that will travel through areas with high frequencies of Lyme Disease Cases  

It is so important to take care of your puppies, and make sure they get there vaccinations when scheduled.