Do you know? In the dog world, some little guys are veritable "body odor". Wherever they go, they seem to carry an indescribable "personality smell". Today, let us reveal these four real "stinky dogs" together, see what...
Do you know? In the dog world, some little guys are veritable "body odor". Wherever they go, they seem to carry an indescribable "personality smell".
Today, let us reveal these four real "stinky dogs" together, see what is unique and how to live in harmony with them!
1. "Stealing" - French Bulldog
This dog is cute and cute, and has a very docile personality, and is deeply loved by people. However, their body odor is a bit disgusting.
The French Bulldog has many folds on its skin, which are like small pockets, which are easy to hide dirt and breed bacteria.
If you bathe them regularly and clean the wrinkles, the smell is really unbearable.
Therefore, poop shovelers who raise French bulldogs need to pay special attention to their dogs' hygiene, bathe them regularly and clean their wrinkles to keep them fresh and clean.
2. "Body odor responsibility" - Sharpee Dog
Sharpee Dog is famous all over the world for its unique skin and honest personality. There are many wrinkles and pleats on their skin, and these places are like "little mazes" that easily accumulate dirt and bacteria.
Especially in summer, the body odor of Sharpee will worsen with the increase in temperature.
Therefore, shovelers who raise sand pea dogs need to bathe their dogs regularly and clean their skin to keep them refreshed and healthy.
At the same time, Sharpee dogs also need proper exercise and ventilation to avoid aggravating body odor due to long-term humid environments.
3. "Stinky Foot" - Basset dog
Basset dog is a very cute hunting dog. They have long ears and big eyes and look very charming.
However, their feet often emit a bad smell. This is mainly because Basset dogs' feet are prone to bacterial growth, and if they are not cleaned in time, they will produce a odor.
Therefore, poop shovelers who keep Basset dogs need to wash their feet and trim their feet to keep their feet hygienic.
At the same time, Basset dogs also need to exercise and dry properly to avoid aggravating foot odor due to long-term humid environments.
4. "Bad breath is hard to stop" - Bullmastiff
Bullmastiff is a very brave and loyal breed. They are usually used as a guard or working dog. However, the bad breath problem of Bull Mastiff has caused many shovelers to have a headache.
This is mainly because their teeth tend to accumulate tartar and food residues, resulting in bad breath.
If you brush your bullmastiffs' teeth from time to time or let them use special oral cleaning supplies, bad breath can really make people retreat.
Therefore, bullmastiff shovelers need to pay attention to their oral health issues, brush their teeth regularly or use oral cleaning supplies to keep their breath fresh.
In addition to the above four "stinky dogs", there are actually many other dog breeds that also have body odor problems.
The problem of dogs' body odor is not their fault, but we poop owners need to pay more attention and care.
As long as we take care of them with our heart, bathe them regularly, cleanse their skin and mouth, they will still become our most loyal and lovely companions.
Of course, in addition to hygiene issues, dogs' diet and health status will also affect their body odor.
Conclusion:
Therefore, when choosing dog food and snacks, we should choose high-quality and healthy products to avoid feeding expired and spoiled food to the dog.
At the same time, taking the dog to the veterinary office for health checks regularly to promptly detect and treat potential health problems, which is also one of the important measures to keep the dog's body odor fresh.
