Comment by 317070 2 days ago It's not the prairie dogs themselves, but the fleas on the dogs. The carriers for the plague are fleas. 2 comments 317070 Reply MangoToupe 2 days ago Yes, but every case I've heard of involved direct contact with the prairie dog. I can't imagine the fleas are that mobile without them. kulahan 2 days ago It’s pretty easy to get close to prairie dogs over time. They will eventually learn you’re not a threat, and tell the others.So you’re going on a walk one day, they seem friendly, people like handling cute animals… bada big bada boom
MangoToupe 2 days ago Yes, but every case I've heard of involved direct contact with the prairie dog. I can't imagine the fleas are that mobile without them. kulahan 2 days ago It’s pretty easy to get close to prairie dogs over time. They will eventually learn you’re not a threat, and tell the others.So you’re going on a walk one day, they seem friendly, people like handling cute animals… bada big bada boom
kulahan 2 days ago It’s pretty easy to get close to prairie dogs over time. They will eventually learn you’re not a threat, and tell the others.So you’re going on a walk one day, they seem friendly, people like handling cute animals… bada big bada boom
Yes, but every case I've heard of involved direct contact with the prairie dog. I can't imagine the fleas are that mobile without them.
It’s pretty easy to get close to prairie dogs over time. They will eventually learn you’re not a threat, and tell the others.
So you’re going on a walk one day, they seem friendly, people like handling cute animals… bada big bada boom