No, not the female human variety — although I'm sure that's also the case — but the animal kind. (creativeboom.com)
There are also human varieties of Sarcoptes scabei which are transmitted from human to human readily with no dog involved so when a person is diagnosed with «scabies» the dog is not necessarily the culprit; in fact, most human scabies does not involve pet transmission at all and is completely different from the canine condition above. (marvistavet.com)
Dog trails, parks (both dog and the regular human variety), doggie daycare, groomers, kennels, pet stores (a huge source of infection), and dog training in public places where you can't be certain of all the dogs the trainer has allowed on the location. (vetlive.com)