Oh and I also got bit/gnawed on by a dog today. I pulled over and completely stopped for this little ankle biter too, to let him by. As buddy scoots by me, without even breaking pace, he looks over and grabs onto my leg like a shark. What the hell? This is the first time a dog has ever did that to me. What is an appropriate response to that? Kick back? Tell the owner to get a leash?
Dude, in all seriousness, you better find out tomorrow or sooner if that dog has had Rabies shots. Ask to see proof or ask for the dog's vet. If not you'll need the shots as rabies is 100% fatal in humans.
I had to get the whole series of shots from a ferrel cat bite that barely left four tiny puncture marks. Almost couldn't see them they were so small. The cat was never caught so it could be tested either.
Dude, in all seriousness, you better find out tomorrow or sooner if that dog has had Rabies shots. Ask to see proof or ask for the dog's vet. If not you'll need the shots as rabies is 100% fatal in humans.
I had to get the whole series of shots from a ferrel cat bite that barely left four tiny puncture marks. Almost couldn't see them they were so small. The cat was never caught so it could be tested either.
I too fucking hate needles, but it's necessary if you even might have been exposed to Rabies. They used to give the shots in the stomach, but now it's several parts of you body. I at least got to show my ass to a couple of cute nurses, who of course promptly stuck me each at the same time in both cheeks. Ah good times.
I too fucking hate needles, but it's necessary if you even might have been exposed to Rabies. They used to give the shots in the stomach, but now it's several parts of you body. I at least got to show my ass to a couple of cute nurses, who of course promptly stuck me each at the same time in both cheeks. Ah good times.
Especially if the dog was aggressive unnecessarily. Chances are that everything is fine of course, but that sort of thing isn't something to mess around with. Seriously. Go getcha some socialized medicine.
I too fucking hate needles, but it's necessary if you even might have been exposed to Rabies. They used to give the shots in the stomach, but now it's several parts of you body. I at least got to show my ass to a couple of cute nurses, who of course promptly stuck me each at the same time in both cheeks. Ah good times.
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