Question: I got bit by a pet dog around 19 days back. Since then the dog has not died. I have taken 4 rabies vaccine as per 0,3,7,14 day schedule. I'll take the fifth one on 28th day.
This is the list of events that occurred after the dog bite:
Dog bite around 13th March, 6:00 pm
First Rabipur vaccine around 14th March 8:00 pm
Second Rabipur vaccine around 17th March 9:00 pm
Third Rabipur vaccine around 21st March 10:30 pm
Fourth Verorab vaccine around 28th March 9:30 pm
Fifth Rabipur vaccine to be taken around 12th April 7:30 pm

I have the following concerns which are making me really worried to the point it's disturbing my sleep and I'm not able to concentrate on anything else because of fear of getting rabies disease.

1. The dog who bit me is a pet dog. I believe, based on what dog owners have told me, that they have been regular in getting it vaccinated yearly. The dog has not died in almost 20 days time. Do I still need to take the last vaccine?

2. The pet dog who bit me belongs to my wife's family. The dog used to lick her on her face. She used to feed it, then eat without washing hands. I asked her to get vaccinated as well but she is adamant and refusing to take any vaccines. My parents and her parents also feel that I'm getting worried without any reason. I'm worried that I'll get rabies from her and my vaccines won't work.

3. I took my first rabipur (rabies vaccine) around 26 hours from exposure instead of normal 24 hours window. Is it alright? 

4. I have read that rabipur vaccine should be kept in temperature between 2 to 8 degree celsius. But my doctor gave it to me approximately 2 hours after I bought it during which it was at higher temperature than this range. Is it alright? I have read that these vaccines contain inactivated rabies virus, I am particularly worried that the virus won't have got activated in this period. All the other three I believe were given within 45 mins from the time of buying from shop where they were kept in refrigerator. Could it have any negative impact?

5. My 4th vaccine which I took on 28th around 9:30 pm was verorab, since rabipur was not available at the place where I was. I believe both of them are same and hence interchangeable. Is it okay?

6. Keeping all these scenarios in mind like the delay in getting vaccines, time during which the vaccines were kept at higher temperature than the approved range, my wife's refusal to get vaccinated herself, me taking verorab as 4th vaccine instead of rabipur, is there anything I need to do more?

Thanks in advance for giving your precious time.

Thanks for the answers and removing all these worries from my head. But as you know the dog survived long enough, do I still need to worry about my wife getting rabies. Also, can I get infected from her even after taking vaccines?

Thanks again, I am really grateful to you for giving your precious time to me. As per you, since the dog has not died after 20 days, my wife won't have got infected. So I need not to worry about her getting infected or I getting infected from her. But just to be on safer side I'll take the last injection as well. Is my understanding correct? Also, can you tell after approximately how many days I can be sure everything is alright since the dog bite? Given the dog has not died, even then do you think I should go for booster doses after my 5th dose? If you think it helps, I can go for booster doses before my 5th dose as well if it doesn't have any major negative impacts. Lastly, the inactivated rabies virus inside Rabipur/Verorab vaccine does not get activated if the conditions are different from what is recommending for storing the vaccine, right?

Thanks a lot sir, it has reduced my worries quite a bit. So, I don't have to worry of my wife getting it or me getting it from my wife as well, right?