Yes, dogs can get parasites from other animals. Common parasites that can be transmitted include fleas, ticks, and intestinal worms such as roundworms and tapeworms. For example, if a dog comes into contact with an infected animal or its environment, it can contract these parasites. Fleas can jump from one host to another, while ticks can latch onto dogs during walks in wooded areas. Intestinal worms can be transmitted through ingestion of contaminated feces or undercooked meat. It's important to regularly check your dog for parasites and consult a veterinarian for preventive treatments, such as flea and tick medications and deworming, to keep your dog healthy and safe from these parasites.

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