A wound that is not bleeding and is licked by a dog may be infected with the rabies virus if there is still a break in the skin. This is because the primary mode of rabies infection is from the broken skin into the subcutaneous nervous system and then into the central nervous system and the disease develops. Rabies is a malignant infectious disease with no cure and a mortality rate of 100% once it develops. Therefore, if the dog’s saliva has come into contact with the wound, the person needs to go to the nearest vaccination station within 24 hours for vaccination. The rabies vaccination requires a total of five injections for one month, and the five full injections can help protect us from the rabies virus.