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Contrary to popular belief, dogs do not only sweat by salivating. They also sweat through the poors on their feet.
Contrary to popular belief, dogs do not only sweat by salivating. They also sweat through the poors on their feet. is a Animal Fact in the Animal Facts category.
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Fact Comments
926 days ago
christie
do you mean pores or paws?
917 days ago
Andreas
The pores on their paws
785 days ago
Anonymous
a dogs paws also smell like corn chips.
784 days ago
Darren H
I'm a veterinarian. Dogs have no sweat glands on their soles or anywhere else on their body. They regulate their heat by taking cold air to their tongue, drinking cold water and urinating when they have too much salt in their body fluid (hence why dog urine is ALWAYS yellow). Salivating is a normal process to moisten their mouths - it does not have anything to do with sweating.
717 days ago
Anonymous
they spelled pores wrong they spelled it 'poors'
655 days ago
Anonymous
last time i checked dogs dont sweat. they just smell weird for some reason
290 days ago
Anonymous
"a dogs paws also smell like corn chips." I'd be checking for empty chip wrappers if I were you... I'm also weirded out by the thought that someone actually bothered to smell a dog's foot
