Hello, I can almost guarantee you that you didn't get rabies from this dog. Even if the dog did have rabies, he would have had to bite you, it can only be transmitted, I believe, through broken skin. Also, the saliva was dry when you touched the bad and when you touched your anal area, there is no way it could have transmitted. I am sorry that your doctor is giving you those shots, in my humble opinion, they are NOT needed.
Another thing, the dog is still not mean, that is another sign the poor thing doesn't have rabies. I hope someone finds him and gives him a good home.
Hi AVI_771
The doctor was right to give you just the rabies vaccine if you had been previously given the immune globulin. But to clarify, the CDC here in the
U. S. states that mucous membranes (eyes nose, and throat and yes the anus, vagina and the urethra, are also mucous memranes. It is very unlikely you got it that way since the virus dries out, but it is possible. But since you got the right treatment there are no worries. As a suggestion when in public, or after being in public don't touch your face or body areas that are mucous membranes. Always, wash your hands.
Take care
mkh9