Dogs learn about the world through smell For dogs, the whole world is a synthesis of scents. Dogs use scent to learn about the world, the things around them, people, and others of their kind. Dogs scenting down is an important socialization tool Dogs have a very developed sense of smell and the act of sniffing is very important to them and is the main means by which dogs communicate. It is a way to exchange information with other dogs in dog society, and it is an important social behavior. Just like humans posting friends, leaving a sentence at the root of the tree: “If you think you, are as tired as a dog all day, then you are really mistaken, dogs are not as tired as you.” Smell everywhere is also to the master “decompression” you may not know, a dog sniffing ten minutes equivalent to half an hour of running. Dogs inhale different smells when sniffing, and then the brain analyzes the complex information contained in the smell. The act of sniffing can bring benign stimulation to the dog’s body and mind, and build self-confidence. If you are a 996 working person, letting your dog sniff is really a good way to get twice the effort. The effect of sniffing for 10 minutes is equal to a 30-minute walk. Not only does the dog burn some energy, but he also gets the psychological satisfaction. Another more important point is that if the dog can sniff adequately, there will be much less messy eating outside. Marking and conveying information When going out dogs also like to rub here and there to pee, in fact this is the dog leaving its own scent, and other dogs sniffing is also collecting these messages. Note therefore, all pooper scoopers when you walk your dog, you still have to give the dog ample time to smell, let them release their stress, do not deprive them of their rights and do not take them away for fear of being dirty. However, pet feces is still an important way to spread diseases. To be safe and hygienic, you still need to pay attention to 1) vaccinate your dog regularly, not only rabies vaccine, but also to prevent your dog from other infectious diseases 2) do regular in vitro and in vivo deworming 3) wipe your dog’s paws and clean them well when you come back from walking
