I would like to ask if I can get sick from a dog bite 10

It's usually best to get an injection, but like you, I'm not afraid to die when I first get bitten. But my dog is small, and it was only more than 1 month when it bit me, and I was also holding on to the luck mentality, thinking that the puppy would not be a big deal, so now it has been more than two months, and I still went to get an injection, and I scratched our dog more than 1 time with his teeth. If you haven't had an injection for 1 week after giving the bite, it is estimated that you will not need to be injected later, and the effect will not be so useful!

And there will indeed be an incubation period, and if someone gives an injection to bite it, it will be fine, but not absolutely! First of all, don't scare yourself.

Remind you to keep a little alcohol and iodine on your body or at home. In case the dog bites it, it can be disinfected in time, but please remember to clean the wound with water in time before disinfection, squeeze the blood out of the wound, 3-5 times, and then disinfect with alcohol.

These are just some of my own small opinions on dog ownership, I hope to help you.

1: Did the dog die within 10 days of biting you? If not, you don't have rabies.

2: The incubation period of rabies is only 1 month to 3 months, and the probability of more than one year is very small, less than plane crashes and lightning strikes. The longest recorded incubation period in the world is six years. What has been rumored in society for more than ten years has no scientific basis and is nonsense.

3: There is no virus in the body of a dog that is not sick, so it is naturally impossible to infect, and a dog with a virus can only be transmitted to people during the onset and 4-8 days before the onset of the disease. And once the disease occurs, the dog will also die within two days, so I ask you if the dog will die within ten days after biting you.

Healthy dogs bite people without vaccination. According to international practice, generally after being bitten by a dog, if the dog does not have rabies within 10 days, people can basically rule out the possibility of rabies.

Rabies has an incubation period, most of which is 20 days to 2 months, and the longest period is 6 years, so you don't have to worry about it after 6 years.

Rabies is a viral infectious disease that is fatal in most cases after the onset of clinical symptoms. In up to 99% of human infections, the rabies virus is transmitted by domestic dogs. Rabies can infect both domestic and wild animals and then spread to people through bites or scratches, usually through saliva.

The incubation period for rabies is usually 1-3 months, ranging from less than a week to as long as a year, depending on factors such as the location of the rabies entry and the rabies viral load. The initial symptoms of rabies are fever, often pain at the wound site, or an unusual or unexplained shivering, tingling, or burning sensation (paresthesias).

How to prevent: 1. Eliminate canine rabies: rabies can be prevented through vaccination. Vaccinating dogs is the most cost-effective way to prevent rabies in humans.

2. Raise awareness of rabies and prevent dog bites.

3. Human preventive immunization.

1.If you are sure that the dog has not been bitten by other mad dogs within half a year, you do not need to be injected, and it is impossible to be infected.

2.After the puppy enters the house, it has never been bitten by a mad dog and does not need to be injected. Rabies cannot be inherited or transmitted from mother to child, only dogs that have been bitten by rabid dogs can carry the rabies virus and infect people.

If it is a purchased puppy, it is impossible for a dog dealer to be stupid enough to let a mad dog close to his dog cage, and it is even more impossible for someone else to bring it to him, and no one will let a mad dog into the house. Stray puppies will not survive if they are bitten by a rabid dog and no one will treat them, and they do not need to be injected unless there are special circumstances that really suspect that they have been bitten.

3.If someone else's dog bites, especially wild dogs, free-range dogs bite, you have to go for injections, don't leave anything to chance. Unless there is absolute certainty that the dog has not been bitten by a rabid dog.

What is the current condition of the puppy? Healthy and happy? Biting for a few days.