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I was always under the impression that dogs cooled themselves by panting, but I've noticed that when Maia's been out for a long walk, she stinks! I can only guess that she's been sweating? Or is it something else?
Correct, dogs do cool themselves by panting, but they do have sweat glands on their feet (pads). That might be what stinks.Maia's Dad said:I was always under the impression that dogs cooled themselves by panting, but I've noticed that when Maia's been out for a long walk, she stinks! I can only guess that she's been sweating? Or is it something else?
LMAO :lol:PaulaEdwina said:Recall the entire Secret Society of Dog Foot Sniffers post.
Paula
LOL Gotta laugh The other night I was laying with Joe, and got a wiff of his feet and the smelt like fritos, Darn if I didn't get hungry for darn fritos later! I know, I know sick! LOL!KyleB said:tostitos anyone?![]()
Could be an alergic reaction. or a yeast infection.LuvaBULL said:I was going to ask this same question. It's not Koa's feet, but his skin, especially on his trunk near his front legs... it feels moist. And smelly. And his skin looks very pink (more than his usual pale pink)... what could that be?
:lol: One of my cats had Frito feet. He'd sleep wrapped around my head and I would always dream about and wake up hungry for, Fritos :wink: I loved that damn cat - but he made me fat and broke from all the Fritos! :lol:Josie's Proud Mom said:LOL Gotta laugh The other night I was laying with Joe, and got a wiff of his feet and the smelt like fritos, Darn if I didn't get hungry for darn fritos later! I know, I know sick! LOL!KyleB said:tostitos anyone?![]()
I was thinking yeast too. Poor Koa can't catch a break with his skin problems.Cookies Mom said:Could be an alergic reaction. or a yeast infection.LuvaBULL said:I was going to ask this same question. It's not Koa's feet, but his skin, especially on his trunk near his front legs... it feels moist. And smelly. And his skin looks very pink (more than his usual pale pink)... what could that be?
In that case then, her feet smell worse than my Dad'sPaulaEdwina said:Correct, dogs do cool themselves by panting, but they do have sweat glands on their feet (pads). That might be what stinks.Maia's Dad said:I was always under the impression that dogs cooled themselves by panting, but I've noticed that when Maia's been out for a long walk, she stinks! I can only guess that she's been sweating? Or is it something else?
Paula
I think that's probably it- it does smell like a super-intensified doggy smell.CowBella said:Dogs don't sweat, but they still produce oils to protect their skin and coat... and this is probably what you are smelling when you come in from a hot summer day's walk in the sun.
It's almost the same smell of a 10 year old boy coming in from play... <<SNIFF>>
Rue2 said:LOL...yes, it's likely 'foot odour'...
...actually I like the smell of my mini-dachsie's feet...sorta like popcorn... :lol: