Do puppies generally have rabies?

Puppies generally do not have rabies, but they still need to be vaccinated against rabies in time. This can effectively prevent the dog from being infected with rabies, and also indirectly protect your family from being scratched by the dog. Or a bite. If the owner does not vaccinate the dog against rabies, the dog may become sick after being exposed to the source of the disease while going out. Once the dog becomes sick, its mortality rate is very high.
Tip:
Generally speaking, it is not possible to directly determine whether the dog carries rabies virus. It can only be indirectly determined by whether the dog has been vaccinated against rabies regularly.
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