Considering that dogs have been documented to eat corpses of Ebola victims and develop Ebola as a result, those butchering dogs would be the first to get Ebola from those dogs. People eating the dog might also get Ebola, depending on if the meat is improperly cooked, or the person cooking the dog did not segregate raw from cooked items (for instance, handled cooked meat after handling raw meat without washing hands).
I do not recall that dogs show symptoms of Ebola, though they get the disease.
I feel dirty, discussing the consumption of dog meat as if it were no different than beef or pork. Carnivores are not food!
Hmm, a little outbreak of Ebola traced back to eating infected dogs might discourage the practice of eating them.
Carnivores are not food!
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Carnivorous fish?
...a little outbreak of Ebola traced back to eating infected dogs might discourage the practice of eating them.
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I wonder if such information would be accepted by people who believe that dog meat can ward off the powers of witches and evil spirits.