Did you know? Inside your dog’s nose, there are about 300 million smell receptors, compared to our measly 6 million. Your dog’s brain area that detects smell is 40 times bigger than yours. Your dog’s nose separates air into air for breathing and air for sniffing via that small fold that you can see on the inside of each nostril.
Did you know? Inside your dog’s nose, there are about 300 million smell receptors, compared to our measly 6 million. You…
