Generally speaking, dog mites are not infective to humans, but this also needs to be judged based on the type of mites in dogs. The most common mite diseases in dogs can be roughly divided into three types, one is worms Oroform mites, which mainly grow in the pores of dogs, can easily cause patchy hair loss; while the second type are ear mites, which are concentrated inside the ears of dogs and produce a large amount of earwax, accompanied by extreme itching. The third type is scabies mites, which are most distributed on the outer auricle. It is also the only mite disease among these three that can be transmitted to humans. If humans are infected, symptoms such as skin cracking and itching will appear, so it is best for owners to avoid it. When in contact with a dog that has scabies mites, or clean your hands promptly and thoroughly after contact.