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A. True. If you get bit by a type of undomesticated animal that is prone to rabies, you will likely have to get a rabies shot even if you aren't positive that the animal actually had rabies.

Nataliya [291]3 years ago

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True. because the animal may not have shots before, or a healthy home, or it could have been in trash .Lots of reasons. :)

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