Yes. However, different brands of vaccines have different antigens and different dog breeds. Dogs vaccinated with vaccination may have adverse reactions. If the dog has a strong reaction after vaccination, it can be injected again 7-21 days after vaccination. It is recommended to vaccinate the two vaccines separately to avoid causing immunity failure. If the dog does not have abnormal reactions, the dog's three-dose vaccine for preventing infectious diseases can be vaccinated with the rabies vaccine. The three-dose vaccine vaccination for dogs is a combination of canine distemper, canine tiny, canine infectious bronchitis, canine coronavirus, leptospirosis... and the rabies vaccine is mainly to prevent the occurrence of rabies and is a preventive vaccine. Vaccinating canines is also the most cost-effective way to prevent the direct transmission of rabies in dogs and humans.