my neighbors dog(parvo virus)??

Question

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my puppies poo poo

will she get infected by the canine parvo virus

Im sorry to say that he had to go to a better place now because of this god forsakened virus

Im worried aobut my neighbors dog

Answer 1

Vaccines will stop the spread of parvo. If the neighbor dog ingested (ate) the bad poo, it could be a problem if not vaccinated.

Answer 2

If your neighbor didn't vaccinate for parvo, or it has been a long time, it is possible for it to get parvo. Did you tell neighbor your pup had it? If is highly contag...so either way you are a good neighbor for telling them...say something like ,"just to be on the safe side.....my pup had parvo and your dog did get very close, sniffing it's poo, ..yada yada."

Answer 3

parvo is extremely contagious. if a pup walks in it, then licks its feet, and is not fully vaccinated... well...

best the dog see the vet NOW. the earliest treatment for parvo is not only less expensive but, more importantly, successful.

i don't know the age of the dog you are talking about, but parvo is generally (NOT always) a puppy disease.

Still... get that dog to the vet and be sure.

Answer 4

Not only could your neighbor have access to your computer files, but so could someone else in the area that's also stealing their signal. You are connected to anything that the neighbor or anyone else should happen to do online. This usually involves porn, and if it would happen to be "child porn", you could have big problems getting out of a sticky situation! Passwords are another problem when "sharing" a wireless signal. My niece found this out the hard way a few years ago. They had just moved into a rented house at college and had no internet. Their neighbor told them they could use his wireless signal for a week or two until they were connected to the internet by cable. Well, someone else was also using the signal and my niece had her passwords stolen and two accounts were broken into to the point where her whole family had to change their passwords for their plan because it was compromised by another individual and possibly more. She learned a lesson about "borrowing" someone else's internet connection! AOL shut down the entire family account because her password was stolen and used indiscriminately for some "business" dealings on the internet. AOL said that she had about a million and one half hits on a "business" she had supposedly set up online in a 24 hour period. Her father was very upset when the family account was shut down to prevent further activity from occurring. It took a couple of days for everything to be straightened out so they could get back online! Not only is this a problem, but the neighbor could actually be charged for "giving" the signal away that's owned by the internet supplier!

Answer 5

i would tell your neigbors asap. I am dealing with my own possible parvo outbreak at my house, and there are 10 dogs in my house right now. I would want to know, so i could keep my dogs away. Also, even if it's in your own yard, i would go back and scoop up all your dogs poo you can find, incase another dog gets loose and comes in your yard and rolls on it or something and gets sick.

Answer 6

now for some other thing to remember ... do not get another dog and let them run around the area that your pup was in unless they have been vacc. parvo virus can live in the ground for years. just a helpful thought

Answer 7

You need to use complete sentences...I have no idea what you are asking (parvo is highly contagious, though). If your neighbour's dog is unvaccinated, it could get parvo.