During an islandwide outbreak of human influenza in June and July 1971, throat swabs were taken from dogs and cats in 3 urban communities of Taiwan. 8 influenza isolates were obtained from dogs in July 1971: 2 were identified as influenza A closely related to the human Hong Kong/68 virus, and one was a strain of influenza type B closely resembling human influenza B virus. The latter is the first such reported isolation from dogs under natural conditions.
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Chang, C. P., New, A. E., Taylor, J. F., & Chiang, H. S. (1976). Influenza virus isolations from dogs during a human epidemic in Taiwan. International Journal of Zoonoses, 3(1), 61–64.
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