Statistics from epidemic prevention stations show that vaccination of dogs can reduce the risk of rabies, but statistical studies conducted by the health insurance industry have come to the opposite conclusion
That is, people bitten by dogs that have been vaccinated with rabies are more likely to develop rabies than those who have not been bitten by dogs that have not been vaccinated
People tend to vaccinate their dogs only after their dogs have shown obvious characteristics of rabies, and they all live in places with the highest incidence of rabies