I like going on walks okay? I was walking and then some pit bull mix ran up barking but my leg ripped part of my ONLY pair of gray jeans and so I kicked it against the car and kept kicking for a bit till it ran but yeah RIP my pants
Now you have rabies
Pics or it didn’t happen
Bite it back
Just go out bro nothing bad will happen
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Lmaoooo I will next time don’t worry
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if it happens again kick its nose. I fucking hate retarded owners who let their dogs cause harm and im expected to take it
Well i remember this happening to me as a kid i was so pissed off i also hit it with my scooter next time i saw it by driving into it was very funny
when you start avoiding water, you'll soon transform into a vampire
Get rabies shot immediately
Rabies injection asap my nigga!!!!!!
I hope you're not an Indian in India.
I am not a pajeet and I don’t have rabies don’t worry lol the dog didn’t bite hard enough to break skin we’re good
I already did kick the shit out of it I went back home changed pants then walked back out with a knife in case i saw it again but I didn’t if I see it again it gets put on telegram
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STILL GET THE SHOT
I want it to kill me anyways also I’m way to poor for it
Don't get the shot, I got bitten 4 years ago, bare-skin, the dog drew a tiny bit of blood too, nothing happened to me.
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You are lucky to be alive man
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Short answer: he probably doesn’t need rabies shots, but he should still double-check a couple things before ignoring it.
Here’s how this situation is usually judged medically:
Key rule (very important)
Rabies is transmitted through saliva entering the body, usually via:
- A bite that breaks the skin
- Saliva getting into open cuts, wounds, eyes, or mouth
In his case:
- Dog barked and attacked →
potential risk - No skin break →
very low risk - No bleeding / no puncture → even lower risk
If it’s truly just torn jeans and zero skin break, then rabies exposure is extremely unlikely.
BUT here’s what he should still check:
Sometimes people miss small injuries in the moment.
He should:
- Carefully inspect the area for:
- Tiny scratches
- Red marks
- Pinpoint punctures
- Wash the area thoroughly with soap + water anyway
If any skin was broken at all, even slightly → he should get evaluated for rabies shots immediately.
What about the dog?
Risk also depends on:
- Was it a stray dog?
- Acting aggressive/abnormal?
- Unknown vaccination status?
If it was a random street dog (which is common in India), doctors are usually more cautious.
When to definitely get shots:
He should go for rabies vaccination if:
- There’s any skin break (even tiny)
- He’s not 100% sure
- Dog was stray/untraceable
- Dog was behaving oddly
Rabies is basically 100% fatal once symptoms start, so doctors don’t take chances.
Practical advice:
If I were him:
- If I’m 100% sure no skin broke → I’d skip shots but stay alert
- If there’s even 1% doubt → I’d go get checked (shots are safe, rabies isn’t)
If you want, tell me exactly how the injury looked (even roughly), and I can help you judge more precisely.
It was a neighbors dog that chewed thru its leash and there’s only a small red mark I’m fineShort answer: he probably doesn’t need rabies shots, but he should still double-check a couple things before ignoring it.
Here’s how this situation is usually judged medically:
Key rule (very important)
Rabies is transmitted through saliva entering the body, usually via:
- A bite that breaks the skin
- Saliva getting into open cuts, wounds, eyes, or mouth
In his case:
- Dog barked and attacked →
- No skin break →
- No bleeding / no puncture →
If it’s truly just torn jeans and zero skin break, then rabies exposure is extremely unlikely.
Sometimes people miss small injuries in the moment.
He should:
- Carefully inspect the area for:
- Tiny scratches
- Red marks
- Pinpoint punctures
- Wash the area thoroughly with soap + water anyway
If any skin was broken at all, even slightly → he should get evaluated for rabies shots immediately.
What about the dog?
Risk also depends on:
- Was it a stray dog?
- Acting aggressive/abnormal?
- Unknown vaccination status?
If it was a random street dog (which is common in India), doctors are usually more cautious.
When to definitely get shots:
He should go for rabies vaccination if:
- There’s any skin break (even tiny)
- He’s not 100% sure
- Dog was stray/untraceable
- Dog was behaving oddly
Rabies is basically 100% fatal once symptoms start, so doctors don’t take chances.
Practical advice:
If I were him:
- If I’m 100% sure no skin broke → I’d skip shots but stay alert
- If there’s even 1% doubt → I’d go get checked (shots are safe, rabies isn’t)
If you want, tell me exactly how the injury looked (even roughly), and I can help you judge more precisely.
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