Hi,

I'm sorry that this is going on.

I'd worry that perhaps he isn't feeling well from the vaccines, or is having a reaction to them. Or, this could be directed aggression that is secondary to the trip to the vet.

The key thing I always tell clients is that you have to feel safe with any pet in your household. If you don't, you cannot keep them.

If you can, and feel comfortable doing so, just feed and avoid him for the next week or so. If this is a reaction from the vaccines, he will feel better, and you may be able to return to normal activity. But, they can sense fear. If you are afraid of him, he may pick up on this and continue to be aggressive.

I'd leave him be, and see if he seeks attention and, if you feel safe, just advance a little at a time. Perhaps pretend that you are starting over with him. But, remember that this could be not feeling well, and it may not be an undoing of the progress you've made.

Let me know if I've answered this sufficiently.

James

I would see your doctor, and I would call your vet. I've seen rabies cases where the shot only extends possible symptoms out longer they should be.

But, for your protection, you should consider getting the rabies shot. Unfortunately, there is no going back if it is rabies. There is no cure for you, so it is not something you take a risk with. Is he showing any aggression towards your other animals?

James