According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a small number of dogs worldwide have been infected with COVID-19. These cases have occurred after a dog has been in close contact with an infected human. However, most dogs do not show signs of illness. If your dog tests positive for COVID-19, be sure to isolate them from your other pets. Do not use any chemical disinfectants, alcohol, or surface cleaners on your pet. Do not try to put a mask on your pet. There is no reason to abandon a pet that tests positive for COVID-19. There is also no evidence to suggest that dogs can transmit COVID-19 to humans. However, given the rapidly changing situation, please be sure to check the latest government advice and continually assess your own situation!