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Sharing of saliva can lead to rabies.
You can never be too sure if bowl has been properly washed. Better would be to get vaccinated as it is serious disease if it happens and you should be responsible for yourself and family members. Of course if you are sure that bowl has been properly cleaned and no saliva contact then you can ignore my advice.

Human-to-human transmission of rabies virus has only been documented from infected organ/tissue donors to transplant recipients.
So though theoretically it is possible for you to get infected by rabies, most likely you are safe. Of if want more security, it would be better to get vaccinated as well.
No harm in vaccination.

Please consult online or directly. It looks like you have developed a blistering disease. Either an eczema or a bullous disease. Kindly share photographs of affected area and consult. The above 2 conditions are most likely possibility, which wouldn't settle with just antihistamine.

As you are describing it is category 1 bite - no need of vaccine.
But I am not sure how you came in touch with teeth but no scratches.
Try to be cautious.
Send with a pic of area of contact.
You may have ignored something do contact me for further diagnosis and treatment if you feel necessary.

There are two type of vaccine,
after a dog bite along with arv vaccine, hrig vaccine and tt vaccine is also recommended.

No the same schedule you have to continue and finish all the doses
besides the vaccine it seems you are getting a lot of dog bites. Be careful about the dogs and learn their behaviour and danger signs. For more info visit Lybrate website and read my tips on dog bite.

Hello. Immediate measure: wash the wound in the running water completely. Don't use any antiseptics over the bite wound, inj. Tt to be taken. Definitely ,complete anti rabies vaccine should be repeated, given 0,7,28 days and if needed 90 days in any gh or phc, observe the dog for the next 10 days, if dog died, inform the local public health personnel like medical officer gphc or health inspectors. If possible vaccinate the dog for rabies in nearby vetinery hospital. I hope this helps. Have a nic...more

Yes after 3 months of previous vaccine. If you get bit you need to get a booster unless your dog is completely vaccinated against rabies.
Do contact me for further diagnosis and treatment if you feel necessary.

Booster is needed.
Whether you get it or not is up to you.
But I would recommend you to get vaccinated.
Less than 90 days or 3 months of last vaccination, you do not need to be vaccinated.
But you have crossed 90 days.

After 3 months of last vaccine ,you need to get booster if you get scrathed.
Less than 3 month no booster needed.