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During a 16days observation period of street dog I have noticed this thing 1. He was not drooling 2. Ate dry pedigree  dog food one day by chewing. Ate egg.. May be also drunk water can't remember. Other day may he had other  source of food. As he was roaming in locality. 3.never bite any one 4. Society is full of small children and they are love to playing on street and that suspected dog was love to watch their play while sitting near. 5.that dog  had a buddy dog both of them love to play together... 6. While sleeping on street I went near to him he tilt his head wag tail then sleep again 7. He was going to sniff a old dog and that old dog lighty bite his front face . Then the suspected dog rub his nose with his front leg. but didn't bite the old dog in return. 8. No one is bitten by him in society nor he had paralytic symptom . Now according to WHO and CDC can we refer that dog a healthy dog in regarding 10days( in my case 16 days) observation? the dog died any day btwn 23-33
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In this case, the ten days will not work like that. If the dog has bitten or attacked anyone before the 16 days, then this observation period will clear that the dog didn't have rabies infection on the time of bite or attack. In this case, the dog died 23-33 days. Since the dog is a stray animal, there is no soild proof that it didn't get attacked by an infected dog in that period. It goes both ways. There is no solid proof that he has an infection also. Without examination or PM, we can conclude the case as infection or infection free.
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