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Old 10-09-2012, 07:24 AM   #8
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just remember to check her nose to see their always slightly wet but not runny nose lol as dry nose indicates somethings wrong.
This is also a myth. Dog noses - myths and facts about your dog's nose - weekly pet tips by Pets.ca | Pets.ca

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