Why do Spaniels have Wet Noses?

Image source: Canva

spanieldogs.com

Not only Spaniels, but all dogs have wet noses

Image source: Canva

spanieldogs.com

This is a normal body trait which also aids in further sensing of smells so that the canine can differentiate between various aroma

Image source: Unsplash

spanieldogs.com

Apart from smelling things, a wet nose is also reflective of the dog's health

Image source: Unsplash

spanieldogs.com

For instance, a running nose often indicates that the canine is having cold, while a dry nose often means other serious causes

Image source: Unsplash

spanieldogs.com

However, this is not always the case

Image source: Unsplash

spanieldogs.com

Usually when sleeping, a Spaniel's nose will seem warm and dry, given the reduced production of mucous

Image source: Unsplash

spanieldogs.com

Nonetheless if the dryness is coupled with other secondary signs, then seeking a vet's attention is for the best

Image source: Unsplash

spanieldogs.com

But make sure never to use "so-called" home remedies on the Spaniel's nose, unless the vet allows you to do so

Image source: Unsplash

spanieldogs.com

Image source: Unsplash

spanieldogs.com