My dog has no nose. How does he smell?
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You dog has a nose, but his snout may be very small.  The mechanism of smelling is internal.
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Funny...\n\nI think the smell you are describing is directly related to a fart..\n\nSeriously..\n\nWhen you eat different things, does it not make your Farts smell differently. \n\nThink. \nWhat does a beer fart smell like??\nHow about when you eat beans?\nWhat does it smell like when your Golden retriever eats beans??? Whoa...\n\nGarbage in, garbage out. \nIt either leaves out the anus or it leaves through your pee pee...\nIt takes with it what your body does not need.\n\nFor the record, Mine Urine smells wierd when I take an antibiotic.\nThat smell is much different than when I take a strong vitimin. \nDid ya notice it changes color too?\n\nI wonder, if small paricles of your urine are floating around in the air when you pee so that you can smell it, Are germs floating around so you can inhale them too?\n\nCould you get sick by smelling MY urine??\n\nWhy would you want to go around smelling urine?\n\nGADS, I think I will pee sitting down for now on and flush 4 times.
1042463
i prefer his natural smell but some times a little colonge is nice
878361
If my nose was 12 inches long and I called it a foot... how would it smell?
1071897
He could have a deviated septum. You can do a google search on nasal septum, deviated septum, it might give you more detailed info.
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Dogs can be trained to detect a wide variety of scents. Although most NARC dogs aren't trained to detect Shrooms specifically, you might come across some who are. Be careful out there.
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I would say - "oh man, your feet reek!" Hot or not - his body functions just like everyone elses. If he chose to take better care once he realized that the smell was offensive then yes, I'd do him. If not, then I would take it as a sign that he's more into himself than he is me and I'd walk. They have products on the market for that!
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Only if the dog has fur. Fur is a great thermal insulator, finely developed over eons of use by mother nature herself: You're probably roasting the poor pooch unless it's 20 below out. :)\n\nFor appearances and showing off it's always cute, I doubt anybody other than me considers how the critters might feel, but I'd imagine from the dog's perspective it's just itchy as hell and feels tight and uncomfortable.\n\nIf it makes you happy though and the dog doesn't  seem to mind (sometimes the added cutesy attention is worth the discomfort), all is well.
917630
just say ..oi!! fatty!!...put some deodorant on u stinky mutt
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lmao, mr chili that's so funny.  The odor from flatulation (fart) is actually microscopic particles of feces along with body heat and gases. That is where the smell comes from. \n Once those particles are no longer airborne and fall to the ground the smell can no longer be detected, it's at your feet not up at nose level.\n\nDid you really poot in a box and seal it up? Ahhhh-haaa. LOL!!
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Smell is airborne molecules that have escaped a substance, and detected by olfactory nerves by an organism. If a body does not emit any molecules, it won't emit any odor. If you could develop and market a product (like a spray-on) that could adhere the molecules where they are so they don't escape, you could get some serious royalties from it!
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Poor Mr Sniff.\nIf You love him you will just tell him that he looks like a muppet. Just let him know that you still love him but that is time that he had a new outfit. And to make he happy put his old jumper on Mr Snot, so he can see how bad it looked, and then he can take the pi*s out of him.
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A few years ago one of the outdoor shows on TV did an experiment to see if deer were scared off by odors.  They used Mennen after shave as one of the odors, human urine as another and ammonia as the third.  Each was poured on bushes in an area known to have deer in it and the experimenters hid away from the test smells and photographed the results.  The bucks were a bit more cautious about the smells but the does were very curious and would come up and sniff each one.  They were not so curious about the Mennen aftershave but showed no fear of it.  The ammonia drew a bit more attention and curiosity but the urine was very interesting to them.  After the does began to examine the various smells, the bucks came out and began to look them over.  They went so far as to actually taste the urine on the bushes.  The supposition was that they were tasting for pheromones that would have been present in doe urine.  Even though it was obvious to them that what they had found wasn't doe urine, they weren't afraid of it.  So, I guess, based upon this single experiment, you need not fear peeing near your stand.  If the experiment results are generally accurate, you might even improve your chances of getting a deer.
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yes this is totally natural. you are smelling his pherimones. his scent that he sends out as a kind of sexual attraction scent. we all have it it just not as potent as it would be in other animals because we are mostly visual creatures. so just tell him that the smell turns you on. and also the reason you probaly don't like his cologne because it doesn't mix well with his pherimones. ok. i hope this helps.
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My dog.  Everything gets a thorough sniffing and investigation.
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Yes smelling things that aren't there can be a sign, but a very rare one. My husband was just diagnosed with a brain tumor and  had surgery. The only sign he had was that his right side stopped working. No headaches or anything. You can go to hope.abta.org for more info.
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In smell yes ortherwise ?