What's The Risk Of Getting COVID-19 If I Let Someone Pet My Dog?

The video addresses the risk of contracting COVID-19 from petting dogs, highlighting that it is a medium risk. Initially, pets were not considered at risk, but evidence now shows some animals, like tigers, can be infected. Social distancing and wearing masks are emphasized as key safety measures. Viewers are advised to maintain a six-foot distance and use hand sanitizers to reduce risk. The video concludes with contact information for further questions.

What is the risk level of contracting COVID-19 from someone petting your dog?

• No risk

• Medium risk

• Low risk

• High risk

Which animals have shown evidence of being infected with COVID-19?

• Tigers

• Birds

• Cats

• Dogs

What is a recommended distance to maintain to reduce COVID-19 risk when someone approaches to pet your dog?

• Nine feet

• Three feet

• Six feet

• Twelve feet

What should you do after someone pets your dog to minimize the risk of COVID-19 transmission?

• Use hand sanitizer

• All of the above

• Wash your hands

• Change your clothes

What is an important precaution to take when interacting with others outdoors during the pandemic?

• Use hand gestures

• Speak softly

• Avoid eye contact

• Wear a mask