A dog bite that breaks the skin and bleeds a little is a tertiary exposure to rabies, which is the most serious exposure and needs to be taken seriously, and if it is not taken seriously, there is a risk of rabies transmission. The correct treatment is to rinse the wound with soapy water or canine wound net for more than 20 minutes to remove the toxins and dirt from the wound, and then after the wound is rinsed, the rabies vaccination is required. The rabies vaccine is usually given as a 5-shot treatment, i.e. one shot on the day of the dog bite and another shot 3 days, 7 days, 14 days and 28 days later. During the rabies vaccination period, you should not eat spicy and irritating food, especially not alcohol, and drink strong tea, etc. After the rabies vaccination, rabies immunoglobulin is calculated based on body weight. Rabies immunoglobulin allows the wound to be closed and prevents the spread of toxins.