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I'll try to keep this as short as possible, but give as much information as needed. My wife and I live overseas. We have 2 dogs and a one year old son. We were recently back in the States for 6 weeks, and our dogs were watched at our apartment. We got an email from the vet saying that one dog was brought in, and they suspected he had ringworm. A culture 5 days later came back positive. We found this all out a few days before arriving back from our summer break. Ringworm is very contagious, and the vet suggested keeping Oliver (the ringworm positive dog) away from Winston, our baby and us. We rescued Oliver and Winston, and they both have some anxiety issues, which would make separating them very difficult for their mental well being. It takes at least 1 month for ringworm to go away, but Oliver isn't declared ringworm negative until 2 monthly cultures come back negative. I actually asked the vet before we left for the States what the skin irritation on Oliver's body was, and they didn't think much of it then. So he has had ringworm for a few months now (no sign of ringworm on Winston). There was not much information online about dogs and ringworm, so I was just hoping to get some advice about:
1. Shielding our baby and other dog from getting ringworm
2. Helping Oliver to recover from ringworm as quickly as possible. 

Thank you for your suggestions.
<bot>: 1 of our 2 dogs have ringworm. Don't want our baby to get ringworm and want to know any ideas about helping to get rid of ringworm quicker.