Can chickens get roundworm after ingesting dog feces with roundworm eggs?

[Luckybaby]

My mom adopted 2 dogs about 2 months ago, and I saw dog tapeworm segments on their poop prior worming them, and I also saw dead roundworms and/hookworm on their poop after worming them with Valbazen. Some of my chickens knows how to get out of the cage, so there is a high chance that they ingested some roundworm eggs on the grass, even if my mom and I try to poop the dog's feces in the garbage.

Some say no, and some say yes. I want a link that confirms, whether or not chickens can get dog roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworm after ingesting eggs and/or intermediate host.

The last worm dosage was given to them about 22 days ago, and I didn't see any tapeworm segments after worming them.

 

[Michael Apple]

My mom adopted 2 dogs about 2 months ago, and I saw dog tapeworm segments on their poop prior worming them, and I also saw dead roundworms and/hookworm on their poop after worming them with Valbazen. Some of my chickens knows how to get out of the cage, so there is a high chance that they ingested some roundworm eggs on the grass, even if my mom and I try to poop the dog's feces in the garbage.

Some say no, and some say yes. I want a link that confirms, whether or not chickens can get dog roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworm after ingesting eggs and/or intermediate host.

The last worm dosage was given to them about 22 days ago, and I didn't see any tapeworm segments after worming them.

From Veterinary Helminthology: http://www.eolss.net/Sample-Chapters/C10/E5-15A-26.pdf

"Most nematodes have some degree of ecological specificity: each species is found in only one or a few host species; the life cycle stages of each species in the host are almost always in the same organ(s) and tissue(s); and the life cycle of individuals within a species follow the same basic pattern."

To simplify concerns you may have, specific helminths require specific anthelmintics (dewormers) to destroy them. A deworming schedule for your animals, consistent with the types of helminths commonly found in your environment will prevent infections.

 

[dawg53]

This link should help, scroll down: Roundworms.
http://parasitipedia.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2561&Itemid=2842

Another link: Tapeworms.
http://parasitipedia.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2615&Itemid=2843

Another link: Flukes.
http://parasitipedia.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2560&Itemid=2844

As you can see the majority of poultry worms are host specific, including flukes.