A positive or reactive HBsAb (or anti-HBs) test result indicates that a person has successfully responded to the hepatitis B vaccine or has recovered from an acute hepatitis B infection. This result means that you are immune to future hepatitis B infection and you are not contagious.
A puppy should have their first shots when they are 6 weeks. I prefer giving my pups shots early at 4-5 weeks of age just in case you are in high risk area for catching parvo then follow up shots every 3 weeks after til 12 - 15 weeks of age .
Best Answer: Your puppy will need 4 sets of shots until he's 4 months old. A set every 3 to 4 weeks. It costs about $45 each time. At 4 months he will then get his Rabies for the first time as well.Then he'll need a booster when he turns a year old.Then boosters every year after that and rabies booster every 3 to 5 years.ounds like your first dog, dont give your own shots, you give the dog too much, they need shots all their lives, take the puppy to the vet the first time, ask the vet for the next dosage and have him show you how to do it, this is better than killing or hurting your puppy..