If your biggest concern is vaccinations prior to breeding.....that's a big red flag to me that you probably shouldn't be considering breeding him
Ensure that your male has had his hips/elbows/heart and eyes certified and cleared by OFA, and then ensure the same for the bitch.
Ensure that the bitch has had a clear brucellosis test done within (I believe 10 days) of her coming into season.
It is more crucial in terms of vaccinations & dewormings for MOM to be UTD in advance of any breeding. I know of a litter born where (for reasons unbeknownest to anyone) mom received her rabies shot in her 4th week of pregnancy......of the puppies that survived......their temperment was schitzy, high strung, unpredictable....and I believe the majority had to be put down prior to ever reaching 2.
There is a lot of good information in the forums as to what constitutes a good breeder and a lot of information as to what constitutes a byb.
Heather