One day, I have seen a red mark with linear dots. It wasn't really bleeding (though it bled a tiny bit because I tried to scratch them) and now they have healed after about 5 days. It wasn't even painful in the slightest. But when I have seen them for the first time, I started worrying that it was a dog bite, which it means rabies.

One time, I was going back home and I passed near an idle/sleeping dog. I was super aware of the fact that I can get bitten, without being too anxious or fearful, just cautious. When I came home, I remember not seeing any marks on my inner side of the lower leg. But my mind goes into the possibility of being bitten and being utterly unaware of it. I can't remember a painful sensation, or any sensation at all. The only dog was the idle one that I have passed without any problems. I have turned around to show my ID card and I remember not seeing any other dog there. But I sometimes think that I may actually have had the sensation and I'm just fooling myself, or even worse, actually having the urge to get bitten, and all of these obsessions. I also feel dumbfounded that a bat bite while sleeping CAN be passed over but being totally unaware of a DOG bite for a few whole days while totally aware and awake AND without too much adrenaline (as adrenaline blocks pain receptors)? I must really have "pain immunity" nerve disorder then, or my thoughts are totally irrational. I don't think I have "pain immunity" either.

I told my family about the mark and they said that I must have hit myself somewhere, or I have scratched myself while sleeping. They told that it can't ever be a dog bite, no matter how much I have tried to convince them that I was mysteriously bitten. But even if I try to look at things from a wider perspective, I still can't ignore the possibility of a dog (or any other animal) bite, excluding things like insects. Can you really be utterly unaware of a dog bite for a few whole days? I actually had a similar experience, I was in a dog park and I was freaking about a scratch on my hand after noticing it a few days later.