Puppies within three months do not have rabies virus because the dog has rabies antibodies passed on to it by its mother before it was born three months ago. After three months, rabies vaccination is required, so dogs that are not vaccinated for rabies at three months of age are likely to carry the rabies virus, so this must be noted, and rabies vaccinations for dogs should be given on time every year. Every dog does not necessarily carry the rabies virus. Because rabies virus is undetectable when it does not strike, every dog, especially those that have not been vaccinated against rabies, has the potential to carry the rabies virus. If the dog is domesticated and has not been in contact with stray dogs, and the rabies vaccination is regular and regular, the chances of carrying the rabies virus will be much lower.
