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Anonymous users2024-02-121. Dogs are born without poison, and there is no need to suspect that all dogs have rabies virus!
2. The rabies virus in dogs is transmitted by other animals in the onset stage of rabies, including sick dogs, wolves, foxes, cats, bats, etc.
3. Only dogs are infected with rabies virus through fighting and biting with animals, and generally will not be infected with rabies virus.
4. To sum up, under normal circumstances, the probability of domestic dogs getting rabies is very small. However, the relative probability of free-range breeding is higher.
5. Remind everyone that regardless of whether the biting dog is healthy or not, you must get the rabies vaccine in time after being bitten, and you can check the rabies antibody to ensure 100% safety.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11According to the survey, even healthy dogs have a high probability of carrying the rabies virus.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10For puppies purchased from kennels, the probability of getting rabies is relatively low. If you are accidentally scratched or bitten, it is still recommended to go to the hospital for rabies immunization. The state of the puppy can be observed, generally within 1 month, and if there is no abnormality, there is basically no problem of rabies infection.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09Very small, generally rabies.
Adult dogs can't give birth to puppies, so there will be no genetics. On the other hand, puppies do not go out and are not easily infected.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Rabies is a viral disease caused by the rabies virus that can be transmitted to humans and other animals through the saliva of infected bagramid animals. Dogs are one of the main reservoirs of the rabies virus, so they are more likely to carry the rabies virus than the blind ones. However, this probability can vary in different regions and countries, and here are some specific figures:
In areas where rabies control has been achieved, the probability of a dog carrying the rabies virus is very low, usually less than 1%.
In some developing countries and some poor areas, the probability of carrying rabies virus in dogs may be higher due to the lack of rabies vaccination and control measures. According to the World Health Organization, more than 50,000 people die from rabies each year, with the majority of these deaths caused by dogs.
Therefore, although the probability of carrying the rabies virus varies in dogs, it is important to prevent rabies regardless of the region. The spread of rabies can be effectively prevented by regular rabies vaccination, avoiding contact with animals that are unknown or suspected of having rabies, and avoiding letting pet dogs run around and come into contact with wild animals.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07Puppies do not carry the rabies virus.
Puppies will not have rabies, because rabies will not be transmitted through childbirth, so the newborn puppy will never carry the virus, and the general incubation period of dogs with rabies is about 15 days and will be sick for up to 6 months, so the chance of newborn puppies getting rabies is close to zero.
Newborn puppies do not have rabies, this is because the rabies virus is not transmitted through childbirth, because the rabies virus does not spread vertically, so newborn puppies will never carry the virus.
And healthy cats and dogs are not contagious to rabies. This is the authoritative statement of the World Health Organization. If licking your puppy and not dying of rabies within 10 days, you will never be able to get rabies, please rest assured.
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The incidence of rabies is particularly low.
The rabies virus is very virulent, and once the virus enters the human body, it mainly attacks the brain and nervous tissue, and travels along the direction of the human nerves, so the target of the attack spreads to almost all nervous tissues including the cerebellum, spine, kidneys, internal organs, etc., resulting in central nervous system failure, so it is almost impossible to rescue, and the mortality rate is quite high. However, the incidence of rabies is particularly low, and once it occurs, it is almost 100% death. >>>More
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Yes.
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