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The vaccine is adminstered subcutaneously, which is under the skin. However, in the United States, only an accredited veterinarian can administer a rabies vaccination - if you do this at home, your dog is presumed to be unvaccinated and could be impounded or euthanized if it bites someone.

Some vets will give it in the muscle (IM) but it is debatable which is best. Most still prefer the subcutaneous injection.

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Most rabies vaccines are to be administered intramuscular which is injected directly into a muscle tissue, usually in the thick muscles of a dog's thigh. Your veterinarian should be aware of the legal requirements for your area, and be able to provide you with a proper schedule so that you can get your rabies tag from your city or County Animal Control Department.

With that said, you can give them yourself if you have a prescription and/or a license. You should do it into the hip near the buttocks. When you do, be sure to sterilize the area with alcohol first.

If you administer the Rabies Vaccine yourself, you will not be able to get a written legalized form filled out that you must show as proof that your dog has gotten its rabies shot. Only a licensed vet can fill out these forms which come in triplicates for which your vet will hand you to bring to your Local Animal Control department so that you can get your dogs license tags.

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You must inject a Rabies Vaccine into a dogs hind leg muscle.

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Under the skin

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Take it to the vet.

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