In all seriousness, there is not one single instance documented of a person being infected with ebola by a dog.
What do facts have to do with anything?
They are known in Africa to be asymptomatic carriers of the virus.
Well, RegulatoryCountry, since this dog is in a family home, we’ll know with some degree of certainty whether or not Ebola can be passed from dogs to humans within 21 days.
I for one would not take the chance. These people appear to have volunteered to do so.
Transfer from a dog bite is technically possible, if the canine saliva harbors viable virons. It may not, as dogs are asymptomatic and the expression through various bodily fluids generally happens after symptoms appear in humans. Not going to speculate on human consumption of dog meat in Africa. Infected dog blood, which might be touched if a person tended to an injured or dead dog, would be infectious. Feces, etc., probably not in an asymptomatic dog.