The video of the owner drying the dog licking the wound was urged by netizens to vaccinate! Why do you need a vaccine?

Because dogs lick wounds, there is a risk of rabies virus infection. Failure to vaccinate in time may lead to rabies.

A man shared a video of himself getting along with his pet dog online. After he was injured, the dog was very concerned about him licking the wound with his tongue, but after seeing this, netizens advised him to get a vaccine. The netizen's opinion is different from this person's. The man thinks that his dog cares about himself and licks his wound after he is injured, which is to comfort himself and care about himself. However, the netizen thinks it is dangerous for dogs to do so. If you don't vaccinate in time, you may be infected with rabies virus and appear rabies.

The man gets along with his pet dog every day and doesn't feel risky, but this pet dog may also carry rabies virus, especially after the body is traumatized and the skin is damaged and licked by the dog, the rabies virus in the dog may directly enter the man through the wound, and it will lurk in the man's body. In the future, rabies will suddenly attack, affecting the man's health, so netizens will persuade him to get vaccinated when they see this dangerous scene.

After a man's wound is licked by a dog, he should be vaccinated in time for his own health and safety. If there is rabies virus in the dog, it will enter the body through the wound. If the vaccine is not vaccinated in time, it will not cause antibodies in the body, but also make the virus breed or survive for a long time. This is a very dangerous thing and a huge security risk. I don't know when rabies will break out. At the suggestion of netizens, the man was vaccinated with rabies vaccine within 24 hours to ensure his personal safety.

This experience of men has also reminded many people who like to keep dogs. Don't think that their dog is safe. Any dog may carry rabies virus. Don't let them bite their bodies. In case of trauma, don't let their saliva stick to the wound, so as to avoid irreparable consequences caused by infection with the virus. In daily life, if you are bitten or licked by a dog, the wound should be vaccinated in time. Don't be afraid of trouble. This is responsible for your health and safety.