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When the dog dies, the rabies disease dies along with it. The only way to get rabies is by being bitten and the animal breaking your skin.

Why the hell would you want to eat your dead dog?!?!?!?!?!

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Yes, cooking medium-well to well-done will absolutely destroy the rabies virus and almost all viruses.

Safety tips when handling & butchering animals with suspected rabies:

The rabies virus is not present in the meat itself, but in the surrounding nervous tissue, as well as in the brain,

spinal cord and the animal's saliva.

Rabies is transmitted only when the virus is introduced into an open wound (bleeding in past 24 hours) or to

mucous membranes (eyes, nose, mouth).

Avoid touching the animal's mouth, brain or spinal cord. Follow safety precautions below:

/ Wear goggles and long rubber or plastic protective gloves while field dressing, skinning, butchering and

processing meat.

/ After butchering, wash hands with soap and water, and wash any contaminated clothing and the work area.

Disinfect gloves and butchering utensils in a solution of one part household bleach to 20 parts water for about

twenty minutes.NYSDOH (10/93)Adapted from: NYSQEC publication Rabies; Hunters Need To Know

/ Wear gloves while preparing meat for cooking and wash your hands with soap when finished. Disinfect

cooking utensils and food preparation area with disinfectant, as above.

/ Cook game meat thoroughly. Heat destroys the rabies virus and other disease organisms that might be

present.

/ Freezing will not destroy the rabies virus. Precautions should be taken while thawing meat.

/ Hanging the deer does not eliminate the risk of rabies.

/ For more detailed instructions, contact your county health department or regional DEC wildlife office.

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Not as long as it is FULLY cooked (above 160F).

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Yes. You can get it that way.

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