Can dogs be infected with the new coronavirus?

There is currently no research showing that dogs can be infected with the new coronavirus. Dogs may be infected with the coronavirus, but this virus is different from the new coronavirus we know and cannot be transmitted to humans. This new coronavirus comes from wild animals and is transmitted through droplets from person to person. It is recommended that everyone wash their hands with disinfectant hand sanitizer before and after contact with pets to prevent the spread of the virus.
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