There is no scientific or medical consensus to back your opinion. Doctors and researchers are making statements that contradict one another. No one has accurate enough data to prove their assertions with absolute certainty.

So far, it has been working fine for me. I have gone about my business as usual. I have been getting out and kayaking, sailing, hiking etc....I use public restrooms and showers daily, so I have undoubtedly had exposure to whatever virus is out there. I wear a mask when it is required. I eat a very healthy diet, and take specific supplements to boost my immunity.

@BDair And if you jump from a tall building, flapping your arms will keep you in the air until you hit the ground.

No, but that is a nice non sequitur you have there.

There are people with underlying conditions that need to take serious precautions.

Certainly, there is a large segment of the population that is at great risk, and needs to be vigilant about taking every precaution. Dogs do not need to worry though.

The dog is just doing what it's told please do not shoot it.

Show me one confirmed case of a dog contracting COVID 19.