Research Article
Effect of Vaccination and Culling on the Dynamics of Rabies Transmission from Stray Dogs to Domestic Dogs
Table 3
Modeling parameters and their values (unit: month-1).
| Parameter | Rate | Explanation | Basis |
| | 120 | Number of domestic dog recruitment | [16] | | 32 | Number of stray dog recruitment | [16] | | 0.000004 | Rate of stray dog transmission to domestic dogs | Estimation | | 0.000008 | Rate of transmission from stray to a stray dog | Estimation | | 0.37 | The proportion of exposed domestic dogs’ clinical outcomes | [8] | | 0.35 | The proportion of exposed stray dogs’ clinical outcomes | [8] | | 0.54 | Rate of domestic dog vaccination | [16] | | 0.54 | Rate of stray dog vaccination | [16] | | 0.11 | The natural death rate of domestic dogs | [19] | | 0.24 | The natural death rate of stray dogs | [19] | | 0.5 | Rate of domestic dog vaccination immunity loss | [19] | | 0.5 | Rate of stray dog vaccination immunity loss | [19] | | 1 | The ratio of rabies-related deaths in domestic dogs | [19] | | 1 | The ratio of rabies-related deaths in stray dogs | [19] | | 0.5 | Rabid domestic dog culling rate | [16] | | 0.5 | Rabid stray dog culling rate | Estimation |
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