Is it safe to take my 3-month-old puppy hiking in a backpack?

No, not yet. She needs three shots each given four weeks apart in order to be fully vaccinated. Puppies aren't old enough to be vaccinated until they are at least 6 weeks of age, so if she has had two shots by nine weeks, either she was given one shot too early or the two were given too close together. Due to this, she will need two more vaccines each given four weeks apart until she is protected. Do not take her hiking until then. Best of luck.

Hello, yes you can take your puppy out for walks however, you increase the likelihood that he may become sick. Because he has been vaccinated it makes it less likely, however, you should consider only allowing your puppy around other pets whom you know are fully vaccinated. We are most concerned with diseases such as Parvovirus, distemper, influenza, and kennel cough. Continue to follow the recommended vaccine schedule for your puppy and be cautious about which other dogs come in contact with your puppy. Hope this helps and best of luck.

Yes you can take Awie traveling with you, but do not allow her any contact with any other dogs and when you take her to potty, do not take her places where dogs frequently. She won't be fully vaccinated, and you need to keep her away from places where dogs go to prevent her from contracting deadly diseases such as parvovirus and distemper.

I would think that the main concern would be exposure to other dogs and areas where potentially unvaccinated dogs have been. At this age Brooks is still susceptible to parvovirus. If there are not a lot of dogs where you camp it may not be a concern. It is also important for puppies this age to be socialized and introduced to new experiences so if you plan to do a lot of RV camping it would be good to introduce it early. You should make sure that Brooks is up to date on vaccines and that he is on a parasite preventative.

It sounds like Skye is all squared away for her adventure. Just be aware of the temperature and her level of stress. Make sure she gets a break and is offered water. Begin with very small walks and increase the duration if she is tolerant of them. I would also make sure she is microchipped in case she gets loose.

Mighty is a cutie pie! And I love his name! Yes, you can take him in his carrier. I would just be aware that he isn't completely protected from the important virus until he has had all of his shots (usually 4 sets of shots each 3 weeks apart with the last set around 15-17 weeks old). If you do take him, I would just be aware of where you allow him to go to the bathroom and do not take him into any public places where other dogs could have been like petsmart and Petco or any public parks. If you don't want to risk it, then I would keep her in her crate or leave her at home. Also, do not leave her in the car without any AC going as the temperatures can get hot really quick during these warmer months. I hope this helps !

In my opinion it is not a very good idea. The main reason is that your puppy has not been vaccinated yet and at the age of 8-10weeks puppies become susceptible for many infections (including parvovirus). Viruses, such as parvovirus, can be passed on puppies even without direct contact with infected dogs. The virus can be transmitted for example via schoes dirty in soil, cloths, could be picked up in carparks etc.