Dogs can be vaccinated against the rabies virus. When a vaccinated dog is exposed to the rabies virus, the dog will most likely

1) develop a mutation that will make the dog sick and the dog will be unable to recover

2) have a damaged immune system and will not be able to be protected

3) have an immune response and will be able to fight the microbes

4) develop a response that will allow the immune system to attack some of the body's own cells

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29 December, 11:23

Dogs can be vaccinated against the rabies virus. When a vaccinated dog is exposed to the rabies virus, the dog will most likely

1) develop a mutation that will make the dog sick and the dog will be unable to recover

2) have a damaged immune system and will not be able to be protected

3) have an immune response and will be able to fight the microbes

4) develop a response that will allow the immune system to attack some of the body's own cells

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Solomon Wolfe · Answer 1

When a vaccinated dog is exposed to rabies virus, the vaccination will generates an immune response in the dog that will enable the dog to fight the virus.