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Dear Patient,  Thank you for your query regarding the potential risk of rabies exposure from dog saliva. Here’s my detailed assessment:  1. Risk of Rabies Transmission**  - Rabies spreads through **infected saliva entering broken skin or mucous membranes** (eyes, nose, mouth).  - **Open wounds include:**    - Scratches, cuts, or abrasions (even tiny ones).    - Dry cracks in skin (e.g., chapped heels).    - Wounds **without active bleeding** (if skin integrity is broken, risk exists).  - If the dog was **barking/chasing aggressively**, saliva could have landed near your ankles.  2. Immediate Actions**  - **Wash the area thoroughly** with soap and running water for **15 minutes** (reduces viral load).  - **Check vaccination status of the dog:**    - If the dog is **pet/owned**, confirm its rabies vaccination history.    - If **stray/unknown**, assume it is **rabid until proven otherwise**. 3. Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) Needed?**  - If the dog’s status is unknown/unvaccinated**, PEP is **strongly recommended**.  - PEP includes:    - **Rabies immunoglobulin** (if wound is high-risk).    - Rabies vaccine series** (4-5 doses over a month).  - Do not delay**—rabies is **100% fatal** once symptoms appear.  4. When to Consult a Doctor Immediately**  - If the wound is **deep/punctured**.  - If the dog appeared **aggressive/abnormal** (drooling, paralysis, erratic behavior).  - If you develop **fever, tingling, or pain near the wound** later.  Next Steps**  Given the potential severity, I **strongly advise a consultation** to assess your risk and discuss PEP.  **You can reach me on WhatsApp:** Eight Zero Zero Nine Eight Two One Three Three Two for urgent guidance.