Yes, humans can contract certain types of worms from dogs, although it's relatively uncommon. The most common types of worms that can be transmitted from dogs to humans include roundworms and hookworms. Roundworms can cause a condition known as visceral larva migrans, where the larvae migrate through the human body, potentially leading to symptoms like fever, cough, and abdominal pain. Hookworms can also penetrate human skin, leading to a condition called cutaneous larva migrans, which causes itchy rashes. To prevent transmission, it's essential to keep your dog's living area clean, practice good hygiene, and ensure your dog is regularly dewormed and checked by a veterinarian. Always wash your hands after handling your pet or cleaning up after them to minimize the risk of infection.

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