No. Commensalism is a symbiotic relationship where the host is neither harmed nor helped by the guest.
But fleas are harmful to dogs. Fleas cause allergic dermatitis, and the scratching which that leads to can cause infection. They are carriers of several parasites, most notably tapeworm. And in cases of heavy flea infestation, the bites can cause substantial blood loss.
The relationship between dogs and their fleas is not symbiotic as the dog gains no benefit from it whatsoever. The relationship is purely parasitic.
A dog fleas habitat is the dog itself.
yes, if your dog has fleas
there is no such thing.
While cat fleas (Ctenocephalides felis) and dog fleas (Ctenocephalides cannis) are two different species, most of the fleas found on dogs are actually cat fleas.
a dog can have like a lot of fleas. more than 1000.
use a flea comb to get rid of fleas on you dog. If you want also you can use dog shampoo ang get rid of fleas that way.
no. your dog doesn't have fleas...you do!
dog fleas hide behind the neck of the dog because it is one of the wamer places on the dog and fleas love warm places filled with blood
it depends.....does the dog have fleas?
Some fleas are there but most fleas stay on.
Yes