Dog whiskers

If you ever wondered, “Why do dogs have whiskers?” you are not alone. We know how cats and other animals use them, and we are fairly sure they are not growing them like human males grow beards. So, why do dogs have whiskers? Are they simply some sort of wild hair on their muzzle, or do they actually serve a purpose? We became curious, so we decided to dig a bit deeper. Here is what we found out.

Dogs have been given many amazing features, including their whiskers. In this article, we will explore 11 common questions about dogs and their whiskers. Whiskers are a remarkable feature that is highly beneficial to dogs in their everyday life activities. They serve as finely-tuned sensory equipment, guiding the dog through their environment. Dog whiskers, also […]

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Find out where your dog's whiskers come from and why they're important.

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Showing off his "3" tufts of chin whiskers perfectly aligned. Aren't they cute? How many does your dog have? I thought 1 was the norm. #pup…

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There's some amazing biology at work behind your kitty's cute little paws, nose and whiskers.

A dogs whiskers are so fine they almost look like they don't have any purpose. So if they don't serve a purpose, they don’t need them right? If this is the case, can you cut dog’s whiskers and if not why? Well as it turns out, a dog's whiskers are important but that doesn’t mean the end of the world if you cut them by accident. In this post I explain what a dog's whiskers do, why they're important and whether or not you should deliberately cut them. #doggrooming

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Whiskers (or “vibrissae," to give them their technical term) are a very special type of hair found on a huge number of mammals, including the domesticated