Perhaps the safest course of action would be to keep dogs suspected of shedding
distemper as the only dogs in the foster home.
Not exact matches
Not
only does Canine
Distemper affect
dogs but it affects other animals such
as ferrets, seals, mink, weasels and their kin among the Mustelidae family
as well
as raccoons, pandas and other members of the Procyonidae family.
Distemper is often fatal in rescue
dogs and puppies, not
only because of the ravages of the disease
as it progresses to neurological impacts but because shelters are often not equipped to quarantine sick animals and must resort to euthanasia to stop the spread among the population.
How common do you think it is for a young vaccinated puppy (who is never around any other
dogs) to catch
distemper and would a
dog with
distemper act just the same
as usual
only with a lack of coordination?