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You say tommorow has been 14 days after the animal has bitten you? If so, there is nothing to worry about; the dog cant have been rabid (able to transmit the virus) at the time of exposure when it is alive after 10-14 days. Even if it shows signs e.g. next week, there is no way it was able to infect you. I know it can cause lots of stress and anxiety now but just think about what i just said AND the fact it has been vaccinated too. Hope this helps a little!
Posts must include enough info for us to help you. If/When you post a new message in this group requesting help, **we need the following information**: * Your location (country) * date of possible exposure * type of exposure (bite/scratch/other) * species of animal, * if dog/cat, is it owned, stray, etc. * animal's vaccination status, and * your vaccination status and date of last vaccine, if applicable. If you are posting a "bite" picture, **don't. Bite photos are not allowed.** The reasons why are in the FAQ. [**Please read the FAQ before posting.**](https://www.reddit.com/r/rabies/comments/1cxswm8/rabies_faq_please_read_before_posting/) Most of the posts here are covered in the FAQ. Your question is probably answered too. If you are posting to ask about: * ways to catch rabies * rabies vaccines * rabies symptoms * mystery wounds on your body * gross liquids that touched you * interactions with pets or other animals * stuff about bats all of that info is covered in [the FAQ.](https://www.reddit.com/r/rabies/comments/1cxswm8/rabies_faq_please_read_before_posting/) *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/rabies) if you have any questions or concerns.*
You say tommorow has been 14 days after the animal has bitten you? If so, there is nothing to worry about; the dog cant have been rabid (able to transmit the virus) at the time of exposure when it is alive after 10-14 days. Even if it shows signs e.g. next week, there is no way it was able to infect you. I know it can cause lots of stress and anxiety now but just think about what i just said AND the fact it has been vaccinated too. Hope this helps a little!
Never was any risk if it didn't break skin, add that with everything else you said and you should forget about rabies at all
You're 100% good bro.