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Dog Noses  

The Facts And Myths

Whether it’s big, round, and the palest pink or small, pointy and glossy black – you can’t miss it, it’s right there in the middle of your puppy’s face: its nose. You’ve probably heard all sorts of stories about the nose, from the amazing feats of scent detection it can perform, to its use as an indicator of general puppy health. Here are a few common questions and myths.

Does a dry nose mean a puppy or dog is sick?

This is a common misconception. An active, sniffing Teacup puppy will often have a cool, wet nose, but a dry nose does not necessarily mean the puppy is unwell. A feverish, lethargic puppy might have a hot, dry, nose, but so might a perfectly healthy dog. A sick Teacup Puppy will usually have other symptoms. For example, a Teacup Puppy with a respiratory illness might have a very wet nose, but it might be runnier than usual, with thick or crusty discharge.

Why do Puppies and Teacup Puppies have wet noses?

The moisture on dogs’ noses has two good uses: to help keep the Teacup Puppy cool, and to help the puppy smell. Although dogs only sweat through the pads of their feet, they can also shed heat through evaporation from their mouth (panting) and from their nose. The thin, clear moisture produced by a Teacup Puppy’s nose is actually mucus, rather than sweat.