It is common to be bitten by a domestic dog without getting an injection

Being bitten by a domestic dog should be analyzed on a case-by-case basis as to whether to get an injection. Domestic dogs are not necessarily immune to rabies. Dogs who often go out and come into contact with other animals may be infected. Once infected with rabies, the mortality rate is 100%.
In any case, the wound should be disinfected as soon as possible. First, wash the wound with soapy water for more than 20 minutes, squeeze out some blood around the bleeding wound, and then repeatedly apply iodine and medicinal alcohol to disinfect the wound 2-3 times until the bleeding stops naturally. Do not bandage the wound and leave it fully exposed.

How to judge whether to get an injection if bitten by a domestic dog