Dogs have paired scent glands located just inside their rectum; they are instinctively driven to mark their territory with the secretions from these glands. The smelly secretion is the scent oil used to mark the dog's territory; it can be cleaned away with dog-friendly shampoo and water, although you should be careful and go slow until you know how your dog will react to this procedure.
If you notice your dog 'scooting' - rubbing his rear end along the floor - this can be a sign of impacted scent glands. Your veterinarian can test for this easily through digital palpation and if the glands are impacted can relieve the impaction as well.
In rare instances, the scent glands can become cancerous, which is why you should take your dog to the vet twice a year for general health examinations.
Not all dogs that are overweight are smelly, but there are several reasons why fatter dogs are more likely to emit strong odours.Fatter dogs may have more folds of skin where bacteria breeds, causing a smell.They are less able to reach all parts of their body, so cannot wash themselves as effectively. (Yes, many dogs wash themselves, just as cats do.)They are more prone to having blocked anal glands.Fatter dogs are also more prone to bowel and stomach problems, which cause smells.
All dogs do.
some treats help dogs breath. Taking Baths are helpful!
Because dogs are smelly.
not if u feed them right
yes they do...
The vet or even your dog's groomer can express the glands. If your dog is a little one they tend to have that problem more than big dogs. When they have bowl movements the muscles in the anal area express the glands, and sometimes little dogs have problems with that so the need to have them done manually.
Male cats have anal glands that can get clogged, especially if the cat has not been neutered. A Vet can "express" the clog, which will make the cat less odoriferous (smelly). However, you should get the cat neutered, because the smell will lessen and likely not occur again. It can reoccur in an unfixed male cat.Note: Same is true for male dogs.
Sounds like fertilizer.
you buy cheap dog food.
No, it won't. The genitalia and anal glands are independent of each other.
yes , yes they all do